Service the MachineBefore It Becomes Downtime.Keep the Record With It.
GRIT turns calendar schedules, machine usage, and condition signals into visible maintenance work for school shops, makerspaces, labs, and mixed-machine facilities.
Preventive. Condition-Based. Predictive. They Are Not the Same.
Planned work triggered by a calendar date, elapsed time, or supported machine usage.
A compatible sensor crosses a threshold or shows a condition that needs inspection.
Validated analysis forecasts likely failure. GRIT does not use this label for ordinary schedules or threshold alerts.
Make Every Task Assigned, Completed, and Traceable
Register
Create or import the asset and attach the service information.
Schedule
Set a calendar or supported usage interval.
Assign
Notify the responsible person and present the checklist.
Retain
Keep completion, notes, documents, and history with the asset.
Trigger Work From What the Shop Already Knows
Calendar Intervals
Daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, or date-based service.
Machine Usage
Where activity is supported and recorded, service can follow machine hours or cycles.
Condition Thresholds
Compatible pressure, environment, or equipment signals can flag an inspection need.
Inspection Findings
A checklist result can create the next action and preserve the evidence.
Maintenance for the Machines That Share Your Shop
Keep many tool types, student-facing machines, and semester turnover inside one visible maintenance process.
Tie mixed legacy equipment and shared shop assets to clear ownership and retained service history.
Connect custody, utilization, inspections, and service records without a separate record for every workflow.
Preventive Maintenance FAQ
Can GRIT schedule work from machine hours?
Where GRIT records supported machine activity, service intervals can follow usage. The equipment review confirms the signal, control hardware, and interval.
Can technicians use checklists?
Yes. Work can be assigned with the steps and information required for completion, and the result stays with the asset history.
Can sensors create maintenance alerts?
Compatible condition signals can cross defined thresholds and prompt inspection. A threshold alert is condition monitoring, not automatically predictive maintenance.
Does this work with asset checkout and machine access?
That connection is GRIT's advantage: the same platform can relate custody, authorization, recorded usage, and maintenance to the physical asset.
Pilot the Machines That Cause the Most Disruption
Bring the equipment list, current intervals, and the signals you already have. We'll map a practical first deployment.
Service the MachineBefore It Becomes Downtime.Keep the Record With It.
GRIT turns calendar schedules, machine usage, and condition signals into visible maintenance work for school shops, makerspaces, labs, and mixed-machine facilities.
Preventive. Condition-Based. Predictive. They Are Not the Same.
Planned work triggered by a calendar date, elapsed time, or supported machine usage.
A compatible sensor crosses a threshold or shows a condition that needs inspection.
Validated analysis forecasts likely failure. GRIT does not use this label for ordinary schedules or threshold alerts.
Make Every Task Assigned, Completed, and Traceable
Register
Create or import the asset and attach the service information.
Schedule
Set a calendar or supported usage interval.
Assign
Notify the responsible person and present the checklist.
Retain
Keep completion, notes, documents, and history with the asset.
Trigger Work From What the Shop Already Knows
Calendar Intervals
Daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal, or date-based service.
Machine Usage
Where activity is supported and recorded, service can follow machine hours or cycles.
Condition Thresholds
Compatible pressure, environment, or equipment signals can flag an inspection need.
Inspection Findings
A checklist result can create the next action and preserve the evidence.
Maintenance for the Machines That Share Your Shop
Keep many tool types, student-facing machines, and semester turnover inside one visible maintenance process.
Tie mixed legacy equipment and shared shop assets to clear ownership and retained service history.
Connect custody, utilization, inspections, and service records without a separate record for every workflow.
Preventive Maintenance FAQ
Can GRIT schedule work from machine hours?
Where GRIT records supported machine activity, service intervals can follow usage. The equipment review confirms the signal, control hardware, and interval.
Can technicians use checklists?
Yes. Work can be assigned with the steps and information required for completion, and the result stays with the asset history.
Can sensors create maintenance alerts?
Compatible condition signals can cross defined thresholds and prompt inspection. A threshold alert is condition monitoring, not automatically predictive maintenance.
Does this work with asset checkout and machine access?
That connection is GRIT's advantage: the same platform can relate custody, authorization, recorded usage, and maintenance to the physical asset.
Pilot the Machines That Cause the Most Disruption
Bring the equipment list, current intervals, and the signals you already have. We'll map a practical first deployment.