Impact on Operations: Address issues that significantly affect client operations or safety first.Client Priority: Consider the importance of the client relationship and their service level agreements (SLAs).Downtime Costs: Focus on repairs that minimize financial or operational losses due to downtime.Part Availability: Prioritize repairs where the required parts are available and can be used most effectively.Complexity and Time: Opt for repairs that can be completed quickly with available resources.

1. Safety First: Fix anything that could cause danger if not repaired. 2. Importance: Focus on repairs for essential equipment that keeps everything running. 3. Cost of Delay: Repair items that, if delayed, would cost a lot of money or time. 4. No Backup: Prioritise things that don’t have a temporary workaround. 5. Quick Fixes: Sometimes, it’s better to fix small, quick issues first. 6. Customer Impact: Fix things that directly affect customers to keep them happy. 7. Part Usefulness: Use limited parts where they’ll have the most impact. 8. Future Problems: Fix issues that could get worse if left unrepaired. This way, the most critical repairs get done first.

evaluate risks and costs for the customer, do not exclude rough temporary solutions, as well as they do not pone risks to workers or to the equipment itself, share the decision tree with customer's technical boss and listen also to his suggestions. While creating first action-plan consider costs ( money as well as reliability) for your company. Last inform your management of our poor stock status.

Normally, I look of what I got to fix if I can make a right part for temporary fix in a sage manner I will proceed to fix if not, I will try to organize a spare parts cam be used not care of the company maker. The priority is always safety and customer satisfaction

Safety first always! We might remember that there is absolutely nothing that justify the neglection on safety. There is a lot of examples available that shows us that some wrong decisions leads to the death of some people and this is totally unacceptable. After safety is prioritized is always possible to do some technical arrangements (obeying safety of course) that can help but this must be done with total care and clearly reported to be known by everybody involved. Off course, for this cases, customers operational needs must be checked and prioritized.