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Plant and machinery maintenance

Plant and machinery maintenance tracking for equipment that moves between people and sites.

Service Sheet keeps engine-hour readings, customer-defined maintenance schedules, factual issue reports and completed service history with the machine. Operators and contractors can submit from its QR label; plant managers review the record centrally.

Illustrative scene of an operator and supervisor beside a Service Sheet QR label on an excavator, with two parked excavators behind.
Illustrative Service Sheet workflow.

A practical evaluation

Keep plant records intact when the operating context changes

01

Changing operators and sites

The permanent machine record is independent of a particular operator, project or yard, while organisation Locations help administrators organise the active fleet.

02

Engine-hour visibility

Collect the accumulated meter display at the machine and keep plausibility review separate from each maintenance threshold configured by the organisation.

03

Observable issues in context

An operator can describe a visible leak, guard damage or other factual condition and attach a photo for authorised manager review without diagnosing it.

How it works

From pre-start contact to the maintenance record

  1. Label the machine

    Download its permanent QR label and test the printed code before placing it using the organisation’s installation method.

  2. Submit at the asset

    The operator enters the displayed hours or kilometres, or reports an observable issue from a phone browser.

  3. Review centrally

    The plant manager checks reading provenance, issue detail and status against the organisation’s configured schedule.

  4. Retain service history

    Record the completed work, provider, notes and applicable meter values on the same asset timeline.

Before you choose

Designed for records, not remote diagnosis

Plant maintenance information is often split between whiteboards, spreadsheets, workshop systems and the people operating the equipment. Service Sheet concentrates on the collection and tracking layer: make factual inputs easy at the machine and make the resulting record easy for the responsible team to review.

Locations are organisation-defined labels such as a depot, branch, yard or site. Service Sheet does not continuously track machinery or claim to know where it is. It also does not read telematics, diagnose faults or determine whether a machine is safe to use.

Every service interval and warning threshold remains customer-defined. The responsible organisation should use manufacturer guidance, qualified maintenance advice, operating conditions and its own requirements when configuring them.

Where it fits

Plant and equipment examples

Start proportionately

Keep a clear machine-centred history without adding a login to every operator’s day.

Try up to 10 assets free for 90 days. No credit card required. First asset free forever.

After your 90-day trial, your first asset remains free forever. Additional active assets are A$4.99 each per month + GST. You will not be charged automatically.

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