Java House: from paper inspections to measured preventive maintenance
The situation
Java House runs one of the region's densest maintenance operations: more than 170 visits per outlet per year, nearly all of it delivered by its own team. Inspections ran on paper, preventive maintenance could not be measured for effectiveness, and uptime on critical kitchen equipment could not be guaranteed, not for lack of effort, but for lack of a record.
The outcome
- 100% transparency in maintenance activities and expenses
- Greater reliance on planned over reactive maintenance
- Gradual reduction in repeat breakdowns
- More PMs delivered at higher standards with the same team
What was implemented
- End-to-end digitisation of reactive and planned maintenance
- Per-location, per-asset cost tracking
- PM scheduling with effectiveness measurement
- Spares requisition and critical-equipment uptime tracking
The shift from reactive to planned maintenance, with per-activity cost tracking, is the opportunity for any food, hospitality or multi-outlet operation. The same team, better directed by a measured schedule, delivers more preventive work at a higher standard.
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