PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM MANAJEMEN PERAWATAN FORKLIFT DENGAN PENDEKATAN RELIABILITY CENTERED MAINTENANCE (RCM) BERBASIS ORACLE ALERT SYSTEM (Studi pada PT Gajah Tunggal Tbk Tangerang)
Abstract
Abstract. In the production system, all machineries and support system has a
role in supporting the achievement of production targets. To achieve these
goals, each machine and its supporting assets, including forklifts, need to be
maintained. In large quantities controlling the maintenance system in manual
way is not possible anymore. The current maintenance system in PT Gajah
Tunggal still rely on manual control, where the system information for
maintenance scheduling forklift still rely on telephone and the maintenance
items are still very simple, even just oil changes. Apllying a modern system
maintenance with RCM approach is posible and on its implementation,
combined with the ERP system that has been applied to the production
machinerries, the oracle system module EAM (Enterprise Asset Management)
and take advantage of advanced features of the oracle alerts. Forklift
maintenance schedule information is automatically sent to the owner of the
forklift, which is spread in many areas, by means of e-mail has been setup on the
cell-phone will minimizes the possibility of not getting or forgotten information.
Keywords: maintenance system, information system, oracle alert
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