Centrelines

The characteristics of centreline equipment include:

It represents a standard template or baseline, and is the default maintenance plan for a particular model of equipment.
Centrelines can be created as new, or developed from existing equipment or centrelines.
There can be many centrelines for a particular model. For example, there could be a centreline for different applications.
Costing is at the component or task level, which may be linked to standard jobs.
Different cost categories can be used, for example parts, labour, misc.
Different maintenance activities performed on the same component can be budgeted in the centreline for example, remove & install, rebuild, replace with new.
Component life can be based on specific units of measure for example, engine hrs, fuel burn, tramming.
Centrelines can contain all work that would be done on a machine, not just the work that is the Dealer's responsibility, for example, Ground Engaging Tools (GET), undercarriage, tyres.

Only reports that have the suffix " – Centreline" can be run for centreline equipment. Other reports will not function for this type of equipment.