Veritas MEP capability

Planned preventive maintenance

Plan and execute preventive maintenance against registered assets with structured work items, evidence capture and package completion tracking.

Planned preventive maintenance is the operational core of Veritas MEP. Schedules define what must be done, work items guide technicians in the field, and completion evidence writes back to the asset register automatically.

The intent is to replace reactive-only servicing with a repeatable PPM model that facility managers can audit. Tasks, readings and photos attach to the asset rather than disappearing into a docket photo roll.

PPM packages can span multiple assets and trades while retaining a single completion record supervisors can review before sign-off.

The problem this solves

Many maintenance programmes exist on paper schedules that nobody updates after the first month. Missed services, untracked faults and incomplete evidence create compliance and reliability gaps.

In-platform PPM ties schedule, execution and evidence into one chain so overdue work is visible before it becomes an outage or audit failure.

Workflow narrative

  1. 1. Define PPM schedules

    Configure task libraries, frequencies and asset assignments for each maintenance programme.

  2. 2. Mobilise work packages

    Open scheduled work with the tasks, assets and scope technicians need on site.

  3. 3. Execute and capture evidence

    Complete tasks, record readings, attach photos and raise faults during the visit.

  4. 4. Review and close packages

    Supervisors verify completion and retain evidence against each asset for reporting.

In the product

Verified product evidence

Preventive maintenance field context
Field imagery representing MEP servicing where PPM work items are executed and evidenced.
Plant detail during maintenance
Detail imagery illustrating photo-led evidence capture during preventive maintenance tasks.

Outcomes

  • Visible overdue and upcoming maintenance
  • Structured task completion with evidence
  • Reduced reliance on paper dockets alone
  • Clearer package sign-off for supervisors

Applicable standards

  • AS 1851:2012Routine service of fire protection systems and equipment
  • AS 1668.2:2012The use of ventilation and air conditioning in buildings
  • Manufacturer requirementsAsset-specific service intervals and procedures

Limitations

Schedule maintenance

PPM value requires operational ownership to keep schedules and asset inventories current.

Parts inventory

Full spare-parts inventory management is not the focus; the module centres on service evidence and task completion.

FAQ

Common questions

Can we import existing PPM schedules?
Initial setup is operator-led. Existing schedules are configured during onboarding rather than assumed to auto-import from every legacy system.
Do technicians need connectivity on site?
Offline behaviour depends on deployment configuration. Confirm field sync expectations during onboarding.
Can one package cover multiple assets?
Yes. Packages can group tasks across assets according to workspace configuration.
What happens when a task fails?
Faults can be raised against the asset with photos and notes for follow-up or reactive work.

Book a demo of Planned preventive maintenance

See this capability in the live Veritas Inspect workspace. Workspace provisioning is operator-led after commercial setup.