Increase Employee Retention with CMMS Software

A growing number of organizations use CMMS software to streamline maintenance tasks and extend the life of equipment. Some of the more easily quantifiable benefits that CMMS software brings to an organization include higher production volumes, increased staff productivity, and lower maintenance costs. However, maintenance software also offers numerous “soft” benefits, one of which is boosting employee retention.

Employees are one of an organization’s most valuable assets, which is why it’s crucial to reduce the number of employees who leave voluntarily. Minimizing staff turnover benefits your organization because replacing staff and recruiting new personnel is a costly and time-consuming process. Furthermore, there is a direct correlation between employee satisfaction and a business’s financial performance because satisfied employees are more motivated and motivated employees are more productive.

How CMMS Software Improves Staff Turnover Rates

Your organization’s employee turnover rate is dependent on many factors, including your employees’ compensation, work/life balance, and access to tools and resources. Below are ways in which using CMMS software can increase employee satisfaction and retention in your maintenance department:

• Minimize equipment breakdown and enhance employee morale
• Encourage employees to complete more work orders in less time
• Reduce stress on the job by ensuring that preventive maintenance tasks are performed on a routine basis and minimizing emergency repairs
• Give employees the ability to provide useful and relevant feedback to management
• Standardize training programs at all locations and shorten the learning curve for new employees by putting a single, integrated platform into place
• Ensure that maintenance tasks are performed in a consistent manner across all locations
• Standardize processes across all locations so employees can transfer between different locations easily
• Streamline employees’ daily schedules and cut down on their travel time
• Add to employees’ skill sets and help them develop their careers
• Motivate employees to succeed by benchmarking different locations against each other and rewarding locations that exhibit outstanding performance

With CMMS software at their disposal, employees will feel more empowered to do their jobs. Implementing maintenance software also helps employees achieve a better work/life balance by helping them get more done in the day without sacrificing the quality of their work. In addition, maintenance software puts employees at ease by streamlining tasks and providing them with the information they need to complete work orders quickly and efficiently. Maintenance software also gives employees autonomy, allowing them to take control of their daily duties and complete assigned tasks correctly the first time.

Implementing CMMS software helps organizations keep track of work orders, automatically schedule preventive maintenance, and minimize emergency repairs, which in turn boosts employee productivity and satisfaction. The end result is improved employee retention, which is critical in today’s knowledge-based economy. Contact DPSI to learn how our maintenance management software can boost your employees’ morale and productivity while cutting your organization’s maintenance costs. Better yet, sign up for a free trial of our maintenance software to take our system for a test drive!

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Formerly with the City of Salisbury, Info Systems of NC, and DP Systems and Services, Carol brings over three decades of IT and maintenance management experience to DPSI. Carol is a founding member of the company. DPSI isn’t your average maintenance management software company. With competitively priced maintenance management solutions and CMMS/EAM software, DPSI has a successful track record of providing availability in maintenance operations through active customer involvement.

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