Remondistaatus

Remondistaatus is an Estonian term used in maintenance and asset management to describe the current stage of a repair process for an item or asset. It indicates how far a repair has progressed and what actions remain.

The concept covers a wide range of assets, including vehicles, machinery, equipment, buildings, and IT hardware. It is used in contexts such as fleet management, workshop operations, facilities maintenance, and service provisioning.

In information systems, remondistaatus is typically stored as a field within a service order, work order, or asset record and is updated as the work progresses. It helps planners assess workload, schedule technicians, coordinate parts procurement, and communicate status to stakeholders.

Common states, though they vary by organization, include planned or scheduled, in progress, awaiting parts, on hold, completed, and canceled or failed. Some systems also include archived or closed statuses after verification.

Proper use depends on consistent data entry and timely updates. Accurate remondistaatus supports maintenance planning, reliability analysis, and budgeting by providing visibility into ongoing repairs and expected completion dates.

Etymology: remont means repair and staatus means status in Estonian.