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Concrete mixers and equipment at a ready-mix plant
Industry solution

Equipment and Fleet Management System for Concrete and Block Factories

A line that never stops means one breakdown stops everything — here maintenance comes before the failure

Mixers, pumps, generators and transporters on a rhythm that never stops, and a sudden failure in one of them halts every order. The platform schedules each unit's maintenance on its real hours, delivers the fault report with a timestamp, and ties issued parts and oils to the machine that consumed them.

Today's reality

What happens in this industry without a system

  • 01The main generator stops mid-pour because nobody read its hours since the last service
  • 02Spare parts leave the store "for the mixer" and nobody knows afterwards which mixer consumed what
  • 03Oil is issued by the drum, with no idea of each machine's consumption or its change date
  • 04The fault report reaches the workshop hours later because it was a phone call at peak production
With the platform

What changes in your working day

  • Maintenance on real hours

    Every mixer and generator with a documented meter and preventive scheduling that alerts you before the due date, not after the stoppage.

  • A report with a timestamp

    The line operator reports the fault from the machine's code with photos; it reaches the workshop instantly and response time is measured.

  • A part on a machine

    Every issue from the store is attributed to a machine and a maintenance order, so each unit's cost actually shows.

  • Oil by machine

    Oil issues, consumption and change dates at the level of each machine, not the whole plant.

  • Diesel by source

    Filling generators and transporters is attributed to a tanker and a machine, so real consumption is known.

  • Documented parts receiving

    What arrives from suppliers is received with documentation and linked to a machine or to stock — never lost between workshop and store.

An operating day

How the day runs on the platform

  1. 01

    Start of shift

    The line operator checks his machines from the code, and today's due maintenance is visible

  2. 02

    During production

    A fault reported with photos reaches the workshop instantly, and the part is issued to the file

  3. 03

    The workshop

    A documented repair with its parts, oils and hours until closure

  4. 04

    End of month

    Management sees which unit drains maintenance and which fault recurs

The impact

What changes structurally

No promises built on numbers we don’t know about your company. What follows is the structural difference of wiring this module into the rest of the platform.

A planned stoppage
Maintenance at the time you choose, not the time the failure chooses
Cost per unit
Parts, oils, diesel and labor on each machine separately
No fault recurs unknown
Every report with its cause and date, so recurrence is known and resolved
Industry questions

What this industry asks before deciding

Our equipment is fixed inside the plant — does the system suit machines that do not move?

Yes. Maintenance, fault reports, parts and oils do not depend on movement; a fixed machine is managed by its meter and record like any other unit.

Can we schedule generator maintenance by hours and transporter maintenance by kilometers in the same system?

Yes. Each unit has its own measurement system — hours, kilometers or both — and scheduling follows each unit's meter.

How do we know the issued spare part went to the right machine?

The store issue is linked to a specific maintenance order and machine at the moment of issue, so each machine's cost is read from its own record.

Request a demo on your own operation

We tailor the demo to your industry's equipment and way of working, starting with the module that blocks your team today.