PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Help protect uptime with planned equipment care.

Preventative maintenance keeps wear, adjustments and service needs visible before they become larger interruptions.

RML technician reviewing a Stertil-Koni mobile column lift in the field — Rocky Mountain Lifts · Local planning and field support

THE SERVICE

Built around the real equipment and facility.

Planned maintenance helps make equipment condition visible before a small issue becomes a larger interruption. The right interval and tasks depend on the exact model, manufacturer guidance, environment and daily use.

COMMON APPLICATIONS

01High-use repair and tire shops

02Commercial and municipal fleets

03School and transit maintenance facilities

04Single-lift and multi-location operations

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WHAT RML PROVIDES

A practical scope from planning through follow-up.

Every project is confirmed around the equipment, location and approved work. These are the core parts of the service conversation.

Condition review

Look for visible wear, damage, leaks, loose components and other conditions that deserve attention.

Model-specific care

Perform approved maintenance tasks and adjustments within the agreed service scope.

Function observations

Review equipment operation and note changes that may indicate developing service needs.

Documented recommendations

Give the customer a clear record of observations, priorities and repair recommendations.

HOW IT WORKS

Clear steps before work begins.

The more complete the information at intake, the easier it is for RML to confirm scope, scheduling and the right next step.

01
Build the equipment list
Share the brand, model, quantity, location and typical use for the equipment you want maintained.
02
Set the service scope
RML reviews the equipment and manufacturer guidance to define an appropriate maintenance visit.
03
Schedule planned care
Coordinate access and timing to reduce disruption to your shop or fleet operation.
04
Review the findings
Use the service record to plan repairs, parts and the next maintenance interval.

WHAT TO HAVE READY

Help us understand the job the first time.

Exact details reduce back-and-forth and help the service team prepare a more useful response.

Equipment inventory by location
Brand, model and serial numbers
Recent repair or maintenance history
Known noises, leaks or operating changes
Site contact and preferred service window

MAINTENANCE VS. INSPECTION

Related services with different purposes.

A planned maintenance visit helps care for the equipment. An ALI Certified annual inspection evaluates vehicle lifts using the established inspection procedure. Many facilities coordinate both without treating them as the same service.

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Planned equipment care

Model-specific maintenance tasks
Adjustments within the approved scope
Attention to wear and operating changes
Recommendations for parts or repairs

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ALI CERTIFIED INSPECTION

Documented annual lift inspection

Performed by an ALI Certified Lift Inspector
Uses the established inspection procedure
Documents lift condition and findings
Supports annual inspection requirements

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WHAT AFFECTS THE MAINTENANCE PLAN

The right interval depends on the actual operation.

Equipment model and manufacturer guidanceDaily use and duty cycleShop environment and operating conditionsAge, condition and service historyMultiple locations or equipment typesKnown changes in operation

NEXT STEP

Tell us about the service you need.

Schedule maintenance