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Free equipment maintenance log template

One log for every machine you look after. Record each service, the parts used and the warranty — the sheet works out when the next service is due.

The Excel file includes working formulas in the “Next due” and “Status” columns, filters and 50 ready-to-fill rows. Open it in Excel or upload it to Google Sheets.

Equipment IDEquipmentLocationService dateWork doneTechnicianParts usedInterval (days)Warranty endsNext dueStatus
AC-0101Rooftop AC unit 10 kWMain office roof2026-08-15Filters replaced, coils cleanedL. Naidoo2× pleated filter902028-03-01autoauto
PMP-0007Pool pump 1.5 HPClient: 12 Bay Rd2026-10-20Seal replaced, basket cleanedM. WestShaft seal kit302027-01-10autoauto

Picking service intervals

Start with the manufacturer's recommended interval, then shorten it for equipment in heavy use, dusty sites or outdoor installs.

Common examples: 90 days for commercial HVAC filters, 30 days for pool pumps in season.

Make the log useful in a dispute

  • Write what was done, not just "serviced".
  • List part numbers replaced.
  • Record who did the work and keep invoice numbers.

Put the service history on the machine itself

StockSimple QR service tags let anyone scan a unit to see its model, install date and warranty — and request a repair that lands in your inbox. Business plan and above, 14-day free trial.

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Frequently asked questions

What should an equipment maintenance log include?

At minimum: equipment ID, description, location, service date, work done, who did it, parts used and the next service due date. Warranty end dates help you avoid paying for covered repairs.

How is the next service date calculated?

Enter the service date and the interval in days. The Excel file adds them together and shows DUE SOON within 14 days and OVERDUE once the date passes.

Who uses this template?

Facilities teams, HVAC and pool service companies, workshops, gyms, restaurants — anyone responsible for machines that need regular servicing.

Can I keep one sheet for many machines?

Yes. Add one row per service visit and filter by Equipment ID to see a machine's full history.

Can customers see service history by scanning the unit?

With StockSimple's QR service tags (Business plan and above), a sticker on the unit shows the model, install date and warranty, with a call button and repair request form.

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