Gear Up
Flip cards and match the pairs of maintenance gear before you run out of patience.
Quick games for the people who keep things running.
Take a few minutes between jobs. When you're done, see what 686 maintenance leaders and technicians told us about how the best teams work.
How to play Cog & Wrench
Tap a square to place a cog. Tap again for a wrench, and once more to clear it.- =Every row and column needs as many cogs as wrenches.
- Rusted squares stay empty and don't count.
- 2No more than two of the same symbol can sit side by side, across or down.
- A bolt joins two squares that must match.
- A warning sign means the two squares are different.
More ways to take a break
Two more quick ones. No sign-up, no waiting.
The 2026 State of Maintenance Report
We surveyed 686 maintenance leaders and frontline technicians to find out why technology alone falls short and what top teams do differently on the shop floor.
- Why most CMMS software sits mostly unused, and how to change that
- How unwritten knowledge puts a plant at risk when a technician leaves
- The practices top teams use to keep PM compliance high and downtime low
- How to set KPIs that maintenance, operations, and finance all trust