Livestock Farm Maintenance Software
Regular maintenance goes a long way in ensuring ranches and livestock farms operate smoothly. Unlike crops, animals need daily feeding and hydration, immunizations and medication, and at times, insemination and birthing assistance. To provide high-quality care to livestock, ranchers must maintain the equipment needed for feeding, hydrating, and transportation; as well as the facilities that house animals, feed, and machinery. With so many responsibilities to manage, even small setbacks put entire ranch operations at risk.
FTMaintenance ranch maintenance management software makes it easy for livestock farmers to manage maintenance schedules that protect crucial machinery and buildings. Create asset records to document asset performance information and track maintenance history. Schedule routine maintenance inspections and cleanup activities to help you avoid unplanned, costly repairs. Leverage file attachments to make sure that owner’s manuals and other maintenance documentation are available at a moment’s notice.
FTMaintenance Benefits for Ranching
- Eliminate easy-to-lose paperwork by digitizing maintenance records that can be accessed from anywhere.
- Reduce costly, time-consuming repairs by scheduling preventive maintenance inspections and part replacements.
- Automatically delegate work to others through automatic work order generation, notification, and distribution.
- Create a digital maintenance library that allows labor resources to easily access maintenance documentation.
- Minimize workplace accidents by documenting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for potentially hazardous maintenance tasks.
- Track the condition of equipment and facilities to ensure each asset gets the specific care it needs to function properly.
- Access maintenance data while out in the field from internet-connected devices.
- Reduce the risk of downtime by proactively maintaining equipment and vehicles needed for daily operation.
- Retrieve accurate compliance data to submit to the FDA, EPA, USDA, and other regulatory organizations.