Average Time Between Downtime
Roof tiling requires the use of certain machinery that is subject to downtime if not properly maintained. Fortunately, you can predict the average time between failures of a machine unit (Average Time Between Downtimes) on the basis of the operating conditions. The higher the value or time between two downtimes, the more reliable the system.
Average Time to Repair
Just as measuring downtime is important, you also need to keep track of repair time. Ensure you track the average time taken to locate the defect and then replace it after system breakdown (Average Time to Repair). This allows you to monitor the availability of the system.
Overall Equipment Effectiveness
The Overall Equipment Effectiveness indicator enables you to track the productivity after taking into the account the losses during unplanned downtimes. This gives you a gist of the overall performance of your business and is important to track to keep your equipment running in good condition.
Callback Percentage
Without proper quality control, your roof tiling project may need to be modified or (in the worst case) completely redone. This often leads to disgruntled customers and a drop in your callback percentage, which refers to the ratio of clients that request repeat jobs to the number of total clients.
Project Overrun
Ideally, your roof tiling projects should be completed in the agreed-upon time and budget. If not, it leads to project overrun, which indicates a lack of project management expertise. If you don’t track your project overrun, it can severely affect your company’s bottom line.
While practices like record keeping are effective for tracking KPIs, using field service management software is a better and smarter way to do so. This KPI data can then be used to offer support to customers for maintenance and repair work through field service software. So take your business on the right track to growth and start measuring performance in a structured and strategic way.