CMMS for your industry

CMMS for automotive plants where a cell stop hits the whole takt

Automotive and tier-supplier plants live on takt time. When a press, robot cell, or conveyor stops, the cost isn’t just the repair — it’s the cascade into sequenced parts, overtime, and customer OTIF risk. Many CMMS tools treat that like any other ticket. Corivo keeps work orders, PM, and spare parts tied to the asset and the facility so the night shift inherits the same truth the day shift left, without a whiteboard rewrite at 6am.

What matters here

Cell-level work that doesn’t get lost in a plant-wide queue

Open jobs stay attached to the press, welder, or robot cell that failed. Priorities and due times are visible plant-wide, so a critical cell doesn’t sit behind cosmetic jobs on another line.

PM that protects uptime between model changes

Build preventive plans for die changes, lubrication routes, and robot dress packs. Convert due PM into work orders when the window opens — not when someone remembers the binder.

Tooling and spare visibility for high-wear components

Track bearings, belts, and dress-pack consumables against the assets that burn through them. Low-stock alerts reduce the ‘we’ll overnight it’ scramble mid-shift.

Shift handoffs without tribal knowledge

Comments, status, and timing stay on the work order. Incoming crews see what was tried, what parts were used, and whether the job is still blocking the cell.

Scenario: robot dress-pack failure on second shift

A welding cell faults with a dress-pack issue at 19:40. The operator reports from the cell QR; Corivo creates a high-priority work order. The on-shift technician claims it, pulls the spare from inventory, logs downtime, and leaves a note for first shift about the remaining pack life on the sister cell — so morning supervisors don’t rediscover the risk from a verbal report that never made the board.

The night crew finally stopped rebuilding the priority list from scratch. If it’s open in Corivo, it’s the real list.

Plant maintenance supervisor, tier-one supplier (illustrative)

Frequently asked questions

Run Corivo against one automotive cell first

Start with a press or robot cell, connect your technicians, and compare handoff quality for a week — then expand to the rest of the plant.

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