Age and life limits
Purchase or manufacture date, and life limits where the requirement library supports one, such as the 10-year retirement of structural PPE or a composite cylinder’s service life.
Equipment lifecycle
You can feel when a compressor is becoming expensive. FD Maintain helps you show it: age, life limits, repair pattern and open issues from the actual service history, with every figure traced to its records.
We have helped departments plan compressor and cylinder replacements from the service history up.
What the plan is built from
A replacement case is stronger when every number comes from a record your board can open.
Purchase or manufacture date, and life limits where the requirement library supports one, such as the 10-year retirement of structural PPE or a composite cylinder’s service life.
How often each unit needed repair, what was done and the labor your providers recorded.
Unresolved failures and deficiencies that bear on the decision.
For the budget meeting
A forecast of replacement years by equipment type and a short memo for your board, with each figure traced back to the service records it came from.
Forecasts use your recorded history and the assumptions you set. FD Maintain does not invent costs, predict failures or promise savings.
History that outlasts people and contracts
When an equipment officer retires or a service contract changes, the department keeps its history: each record attributed to its source and still attached to the equipment.
See multi-provider evidenceGood questions
No. Costs come from your records and the figures you enter. The plan shows its assumptions so your board can see how each number was reached.
Those the requirement library supports, such as structural PPE retirement and composite cylinder service life. Others follow the manufacturer’s guidance you record.
Let’s make the work easier
Bring the unit you are worried about. We’ll show you what its records already say.