Recorded Webcast - Tips for Optimizing Equipment Maintenance

Sponsored by B2W Software and ENR

"When the yellow iron runs, we make money” is a known adage in heavy construction, but complex equipment maintenance, uptime and utilization challenges are a constant threat to profitability. In this webcast, leading contractors shared strategies and technologies they have adopted to cut costs and downtime through a more automated, proactive approach to preventive maintenance.

These experts also discussed how they link maintenance, scheduling/dispatching and field management workflows to optimize how they deploy, track, move and maintain their fleets.

Key Takeaways:

How to more accurately assess the impact of equipment downtime on profitability
How to take equipment uptime rates from the industry average of 60-80% to 95% or better
How to automate preventive maintenance, and the clear ROI argument for doing it
How to connect operational workflows to drive more profitable equipment maintenance and scheduling

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