Maintenance & Reliability calculator

PM Compliance Rate Calculator

Check whether preventive tasks met their original due dates. Enter the fixed cohort of due tasks, on-time completions and your required compliance percentage.

What this calculator does

  • Measure preventive maintenance timeliness using the original due-date cohort.

Formula used

  • On-time completion = completed on time ÷ scheduled cohort × 100
  • Missed deadlines = scheduled cohort − completed on time
  • Missed share = missed deadlines ÷ scheduled cohort × 100
  • Target margin = on-time completion − minimum required completion

Inputs explained

  • PM Tasks Completed on Time: Due-cohort items completed by their original recorded deadline.
  • PM Tasks Due: All items due in the fixed reporting cohort.
  • Minimum On-Time Completion: Your required on-time completion percentage for this cohort.

How to use the result

  • Best suited to preventive schedule review, overdue task investigation.
  • This does not establish that a preventive task was technically effective. Tasks have equal weight regardless of asset criticality.

Current U.S. benchmarks

  • U.S. manufacturing runs at 75.9% of capacity (Federal Reserve, Sep 2026). New factory orders are up 8.5% year over year (Census).

Common questions

  • Do emergency repairs belong in PM compliance? No. Keep the denominator to the scheduled preventive tasks in the due-date cohort. Emergency repairs belong in their own workload measure.
  • Does a late PM count after it is completed? It remains a missed original deadline in this timeliness measure. Record its eventual completion separately so the overdue workload also stays accurate.
  • Can I move due dates after the reporting period? Do not rewrite this cohort’s original commitments. Preserve the original date and record approved schedule changes separately.
  • Does high compliance prove the PM program works? No. Review failure history, task findings and asset criticality to assess effectiveness. Completing unnecessary tasks on time can still produce a high percentage.

Last reviewed 2026-10-13.