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Maintenance & Equipment
Defect to job card to back-in-service — one unbroken line.
The problem this solves
Defect to job card to back-in-service — one unbroken line.
Defects reported by radio evaporate. Machines run broken because nobody wrote it down, or stand parked because nobody signed it back. The gap between "operator noticed" and "workshop knew" is where availability dies.
Capabilities
What Maintenance & Equipment does
Equipment registry
Every machine on the operation registered with identity, status, and inspection history in one place.
Automatic job cards
Inspection defects raise sequential, collision-safe job cards automatically — no duplicate numbers, no lost defects.
Maintenance status workflow
Defective equipment is held in maintenance status and only returns to service on a supervisor decision, recorded with the who and when.
Inspection-linked history
Every checklist response and inspection outcome links back to the specific machine, building a defect history that planning can trust.
Status at shift start
Shift supervisors see which machines are available before assignments are made, not after operators walk to a dead machine.
Downtime visibility
Equipment states feed plant and production dashboards so downtime is attributed, not averaged away.
Who uses this
Workshop foremen
Work a queue of numbered job cards, not radio memories.
Operators
Report defects in the same flow as the pre-use inspection.
Supervisors
Control what returns to service and when.
Planners
See availability truth before building the shift plan.
Field photography · MineOps operationsWorks with the rest of the platform
Fed directly by the Safety & HSE pre-use inspection gate; equipment status is visible in shift planning and plant dashboards.
Next step
See Maintenance & Equipment in action.
A working session with our team, on your operation's real workflow — not a canned slideshow.