Expert maintenance planning, delivered as a managed service.
A certified maintenance planner costs $85,000 to $130,000 a year and is notoriously difficult to recruit and retain. PlanRight delivers the outcome that role produces: planned, scheduled, well-documented maintenance, engaged as a service and scaled to fit your operation.
Planning is a discipline of its own — distinct from doing the maintenance. It is the weekly cycle a certified planner runs so work reaches the floor ready to execute:
Compatible with the maintenance systems you already run
Most operations own the software. Few own the planning.
Planning and scheduling is a discipline of its own, distinct from the work of maintaining equipment. Small and mid-sized operators rarely staff it, so technicians improvise, chase parts, and respond to failures as they occur. The cost of that gap is real, and it is largely hidden.
Reactive work is expensive
Unplanned, break-fix maintenance typically costs two to five times as much as planned work once overtime, expedited parts, collateral damage, and downtime are accounted for.
Planners are scarce and costly
A certified planner runs $85,000 to $130,000 fully loaded, assuming you can hire and retain one. The role is difficult to fill, difficult to evaluate without prior experience, and often the first cut when budgets tighten.
Wrench time goes to waste
With no one protecting the schedule, technicians spend much of the day locating parts and prints rather than turning wrenches. Properly planned, supported wrench time roughly doubles.
Cost of reactive versus planned maintenance
Wrench time when work is properly planned
Fully loaded cost of one in-house planner
Engagement levels, from software-only to fully managed
Engage only the layer you are missing
PlanRight separates maintenance planning into three stackable layers — software, planning, and management. Engage one, two, or all three, and move between them as your needs change. The platform underneath stays the same, so you never re-implement or lose data.
Software
The CMMS platform, or an integration with your own.
- Asset and location hierarchy
- Work orders and PM scheduling
- Parts, reporting, and dashboards
Planning
Trained planners who run the weekly cadence.
- Job plans and parts kitting
- Weekly scheduling and backlog control
- Planning metrics, reported on cadence
Management
End-to-end orchestration of the program.
- Planning supervision and governance
- Vendor and parts coordination
- Your team employs the technicians
Those layers map to five levels of involvement, from a self-serve software license to fully managed operations. See all services, pricing, and how billing works →
Begin with a 30-minute assessment
We will baseline your operation, identify the tier that fits, and give you a clear price. No obligation, and no lengthy sales process.
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