Maintenance for logistics and cold chain
Refrigeration and handling equipment, where an outage does not only stop the work. It spoils what you are holding.
A cold room carries a higher criticality than a dock light. Its faults move up the queue on their own instead of waiting their turn.
Compressors and forklifts wear by use, not by date. Plans trigger on counters, so a service falls due when the hours say it does.
Handling equipment is tracked per unit with its own history, so a forklift that keeps failing is visible as one machine and not as a category.
A driver or a picker scans the code and reports it in three taps, without leaving the aisle or going to find a supervisor.
The hour that costs the most
What happens between a cold room failing and somebody being on it.
- 01
The fault is reported at the unit
A scan and a short form. Whoever found it does not have to find anyone else first.
- 02
Criticality moves it up
The request is ranked against everything else open, and a critical asset does not queue behind routine work.
- 03
The history is already there
Whoever takes it sees what this unit has done before, what was fitted last time, and when it was last serviced.