Having reliable equipment on your jobsite means improved efficiency and a reduction of delays. Here are three ways to ensure your equipment keeps working optimally.
Telematics
These devices provide your construction managers with the data they need to ensure your equipment is well maintained. Telematics devices can measure temperature, fuel consumption, run times and fluid levels. Both operators and managers can use this data to identify problems before they lead to equipment failure and for maintenance.
Equipment Maintenance Services
Keeping qualified mechanics or technicians on staff can be costly, so find a fleet maintenance service provider that is able to maintain all your equipment at a standardized rate. This will lighten the burden of equipment maintenance and repair and it will ensure you have fewer equipment failures which could lead to costly delays.
Optimize Equipment Use
When purchasing equipment, consider adding attachments like buckets, compactors, trenchers etc. so you can get the most out of every piece of equipment. Reducing the number of machines you need to maintain and purchase helps to keep costs down.