How does SKED 3.2 divide year-long schedules?

SKED 3.2 divides year-long schedules quarterly, meaning that the scheduling framework breaks down the entire year into four distinct segments, each representing a three-month period. This quarterly approach allows for a more manageable review and adjustment of maintenance activities, resources, and planning needs at regular intervals throughout the year. By organizing schedules in this manner, organizations can effectively align their maintenance strategies with seasonal changes in operational demands or other environmental factors, facilitating timely interventions and enhancing overall efficiency. This structured breakdown supports clearer resource allocation and reinforces accountability within maintenance teams, ensuring that objectives are met in a timely manner while accommodating for the various cyclical needs of the organization.