The usual headaches
- Remote areas with weak or no mobile data
- Many identical assets to keep track of
- Energised work that needs strict permits
- Typhoon season planning
Industries
Built for sites where downtime and accidents are expensive
Messerschmidts is used wherever equipment has to keep running and people have to go home safe. Jump to your industry:
Solar and power plants
Large sites, few people, poor signal. A 50 MW solar plant can have hundreds of inverters and strings to inspect.
- Asset register down to inverter, combiner box and tracker
- PM schedules by calendar or run hours
- Spare parts for critical items always in stock
- Downtime and failure reports
- Electrical isolation and hot work permits
- Contractor badges and gate control
- Typhoon preparedness by signal level
- Man-hours for every contractor
Construction
Hundreds of workers from many subcontractors, changing every week. The site office needs to know who is on site and whether they are cleared to work.
The usual headaches
- Many subcontractors with their own crews
- Inductions, trainings and medical clearances
- Gate control for people and vehicles
- Monthly man-hour and incident reports for the client
- Equipment and plant hire register
- Maintenance of generators, cranes and vehicles
- Stores for consumables and PPE
- ID cards with QR badges for every worker
- Subcontractor accounts at ₱50 on the same site
- Permits, toolbox talks and incidents
- Posters, stickers and announcements
Facilities
Buildings, campuses and portfolios with many systems and many occupants making requests.
The usual headaches
- Requests arrive by phone, chat and e-mail
- Statutory inspections for lifts, fire and electrical systems
- Contractors on site every day
- One place for requests and work orders
- PM for HVAC, lifts, pumps and fire systems
- Budget per building and cost centre
- Permits for contractors working in occupied areas
- Visitor and vehicle passes
- Security rounds and log
Manufacturing
Every hour a line stands still costs money. Maintenance and safety have to work as one team.
The usual headaches
- Unplanned breakdowns on critical lines
- Spare parts scattered across stores
- Lock-out and tag-out on running equipment
- Breakdown and PM work orders by line
- Stores, reorder points and purchasing
- MTBF, downtime and spend reports
- Lock-out permits linked to work orders
- Daily toolbox talks
- Incident and near-miss reporting
Not sure it fits your site?
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