Section 2: Maintenance Management System

Maintenance Management System (MMS) Defined

The MMS is a web-based application that provides detailed statistics on highway maintenance activities in order to accomplish the following:
  • provide data on work load and cost of maintenance activities to support budgeting and planning efforts
  • provide a tool for analyzing maintenance activities so that production efficiency can be improved
  • identify sections of highway with high maintenance costs as candidates for rehabilitation
  • document the work accomplished in order to support the department's budget requests to the legislature
  • provide data to compare costs of maintenance activities performed under contract with those performed by state forces
  • provide tools to plan maintenance work including labor, equipment and material.
For more information on how to enter data or obtain reports from MMS, refer to the MMS tutorials on the .

Function Codes for Maintenance

Designated function codes categorize work activities. Maintenance work must be charged to detailed function codes shown in . Detailed descriptions of these function code can be found in the Code Chart 12 Guidelines posted on the . Function codes are divided into eight general areas of maintenance work listed below:
Function Codes for Maintenance Work
Work Area Codes
Description
100 series
Base and Subgrade
200 series
Bituminous Surface
300 series
Concrete Pavement
400 series
Shoulders & Approaches
500 series
Roadside
600 series
Bridge Maintenance
700 series
Traffic Service
800 series
Extraordinary Maintenance

MMS Interfaces

The department uses the MMS to input roadway maintenance data into the following systems:
MMS Interfaces
System
Abbreviation
Tracks
Salary and Labor Distribution System
SLD
employee time
Equipment Operations System
EOS
equipment use
Material Supply Management System
MSMS
material use
Interfaces between the (CMCS) and SiteManager allow the MMS to capture contract maintenance activity data.