Track equipment, people and maintenance across WA

Crushing Services International (CSI) Pty Ltd, equipped with a new and powerful online database system, is now providing efficient services to their clients across Western Australia.

One IT were able to construct this system within a 6 week period to a stage the data could be populated and start running reports. The whole process was achieved within three months and now automatically sends out emails to remind sites to comply with maintenance requirements.

Daniel Avard, Crane/Rigging Manager, CSI

Due to the rapid growth in our business within the mining sector over a short period of time there was a need for a web based data base. That data base would incorporate the daily running requirements of our equipment as well as more technical information that could be used from service personnel on remote sites right through to Managers based in Perth. After contacting several data base designers within Perth the decision was made to contract One IT to develop a comprehensive system to link all key elements together and generate reports that was user friendly and would allow data to be entered easily and efficiently and still capture all relevant information. Personnel on site had a brief run through on how to use the system and were able to navigate around to source the information they required. In the maintenance section of the data base were site personnel are required to fill out hours, Km's and faults less than five minutes training was needed. To enter hours on ten cranes only took five minutes using a good internet connection. One IT were able to construct this system within a 6 week period to a stage the data could be populated and start running reports. The whole process was achieved within three months and now automatically sends out emails to remind sites to comply with maintenance requirements.

The challenge

With the mining boom increasing demand for Crushing Services International (CSI), there was a pressing need for a web-based database that could grow with the business. At that time, there was no system to easily record and track the daily usage, location, and availability of vehicles and machinery.

The solution

When we met up for the first meeting session, CSI were specific with their system requirements and that they were under time restraints to develop their online database asset management system. After studying their requirements, OneIT developed and launched a powerful web based system within two months, which was an excellent fit to their growing business needs. The new user friendly solution fulfills their requirement by enabling them to track their projects and asset details accurately.

The benefits

Day-to-day improvements

During training, it took less than five minutes for site staff to learn how to record their hours, kilometres and faults in the maintenance area of the database. Now, it takes just five minutes on average to enter all the hours for ten cranes.

Business benefits

Managers in Perth can easily locate any crane and immediately see when they are available. On the ground in remote WA, it has brought about significant improvements in asset usage, maintenance, training, and health & safety.

What we built

Secure access

Each system user is provided with a valid username and password to ensure the data security

Equipment tracking

Users of the system can track the state-wide usage of cranes, vehicle and rigging equipments

Resource scheduling

Ability to schedule human and non-human assets

Resource library

Resource library and Lift studies are well maintained

Maintenance records

Ability to keep and track maintenance reports

Automatic reminders

System sends automatic email notifications/reminders to construction sites of compliance and on maintenance requirements

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