Gasket

What it does

• Keep one register of assets with tags, locations, custodians and meters
• Schedule preventive work by calendar or by meter reading
• Create due work orders and assign them to maintainers
• Capture checklist results, photos, readings, parts used and downtime
• Have a supervisor approve or return finished work
• Track the parts list and reconcile physical counts
• See overdue work, assets down now, downtime and low stock
• Download an asset's full history as CSV
• Let an agent propose schedules and work orders for a person to approve

What it promises

• HTTP-001A new installation starts empty, with no sample assets, parts or schedules.
• 2Editing an asset keeps its earlier values, and retiring one keeps all of its history.
• 4A work order keeps the checklist revision it was created with, so later changes never alter issued work.
• 7A meter reading lower than the asset's latest earlier reading is refused.
• 3Part stock never goes below zero, and a physical count records the exact difference without rewriting history.
• 9Nobody approves a work order they did the work on, and a supervisor approves the exact version they reviewed.
• 11Ending someone's access ends their sessions at once.
• 12A MaintainX move-in shows a dry run first, applies only what was reviewed, and can be undone.
• 13An agent can only prepare proposals; a person approves them.

Move in from

• MaintainX (asset, parts and meter-reading CSV exports)

Run it yourself

Install the command once, then clone a product and start it.

$ npx -y @runeditrun/rer cli install
$ git clone https://github.com/just-every/run-gasket
$ cd run-gasket && rer dev

No npm? curl -fsSL https://runeditrun.com/install.sh | sh installs the same command.