title = "Material Handling Equipment Maintenance"

content = """
Reliable material handling equipment is essential for warehouse productivity.
Preventive maintenance programs minimize breakdowns and extend equipment life.

**Forklift Maintenance:** Electric forklifts require daily battery checks and
weekly watering. Internal combustion units need fuel level monitoring and
emission system maintenance. Hydraulic systems are inspected for leaks. All
forklifts undergo scheduled service based on operating hours. Maintenance
records are retained for safety audits.

**Conveyor Systems:** Belt conveyors require tension adjustment and wear
monitoring. Roller conveyors need bearing lubrication and roller replacement
as wear develops. Sortation systems have photo-eye cleaning and divert
mechanism calibration. Conveyor control systems are backed up to prevent
program loss.

**Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS):** Cranes and shuttles have
precision calibration requirements. Rack alignment is checked regularly to
prevent load drops. Emergency stop systems are tested monthly. AS/RS downtime
is particularly impactful, so spare parts are stocked for critical components.

**RF and Voice Hardware:** Scan guns and voice terminals are ruggedized but
still require care. Cracked screens and damaged scan triggers are repaired
promptly. Battery replacement programs ensure devices last full shifts. Lost
or damaged equipment is tracked for accountability.

**Maintenance Scheduling:** Preventive maintenance is scheduled during
low-volume periods to minimize operational impact. Critical equipment has
redundancy or backup plans for unexpected failures. Vendor service agreements
provide rapid response for complex repairs. Maintenance KPIs track uptime
percentages and mean time between failures.
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