CMMS for your industry
In food plants, a bearing failure isn’t just a repair — it can cascade into a missed CIP cycle, a hold on a lot, or an auditor asking why the conveyor wasn’t tagged out before the washdown. Spreadsheets and generic ticket tools don’t understand allergen changeovers, batch release holds, or the difference between a packaging jam at 2pm and a filler fault that stops pasteurization. Corivo is built so maintenance work sits next to the asset and the shift that owns it, not buried in a shared inbox.
Capture section, impact, and photos on the floor so technicians know whether the job is on a raw-side mixer, a filler, or a packaging line — and whether production must stay locked out until QA clears the area.
Schedule lubrication, belt checks, and seal replacements against the windows your plant actually has — between SKUs, after CIP, or on the night sanitation shift — so PM doesn’t collide with a high-volume run.
Track seals, gaskets, and food-grade lubricants against the assets that consume them. Low-stock alerts fire before a gasket shortage turns into an unplanned stop during a Monday start-up.
Who touched which asset, which parts were used, and how long the line was down — clear enough for plant leadership and clean enough when an auditor asks for maintenance evidence on a specific piece of equipment.
A dairy plant’s filler starts dripping during the last SKU of the morning. The operator reports the fault from a QR on the machine; Corivo opens a work order with the section and impact already filled. Maintenance claims it, swaps the seal from inventory, logs labor and downtime, and closes the job before CIP starts — so sanitation isn’t waiting on a verbal handoff and the afternoon run isn’t delayed by a missing part number in a chat thread.
Map your lines, run work orders through a real changeover week, and decide with your maintenance and QA leads — not a generic demo script.
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