Reactive Maintenence
What Is Reactive Maintenance?
Reactive maintenance serves only one purpose—to address problems when they arise. Maintenance activities are triggered by equipment malfunctions, setbacks, and failures. Broken-down machines are either repaired or replaced. For example, do you change a light bulb before it burns out? The most logical thing to do would be to wait for it to burn out and then buy a new bulb. The run-to-failure approach is best suited for non-critical and low-cost pieces of equipment that don’t have a major impact on production or your team’s safety.
Testimonials
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"I am writing to say I was overwhelmed by the care and respect that was shown to me right from the start and through every step of the process, what a great team! I am very pleased with the work I had done by your company. Not only was much help given to me from the outset to find out what the issue was, the work was completed promptly and very efficiently. Thank you to Rob and all the team at TRIP Electrical! I can’t recommend your company enough."
Michele
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I work for a letting agent in Bedford and we use TRIP on a regular basis. The communication is spot on and the jobs are completed very quickly and the whole process is so smooth, if we ever have any questions they are answered straight away. We are very pleased with their service and we have some happy tenants and landlords! Highly recommend!
Laura Bass
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These guys are always professional, friendly and easy to deal with. Their work is guaranteed, if there are any issues they are happy to come out and resolve without any quibbles - as I have experienced.PositiveResponsiveness, Punctuality, Professionalism
Ashok