Plant and equipment checks, kept with the asset.

Monitor plant condition, maintenance actions, and inspection readiness across excavators, access equipment, tools, and site plant.

A plant operator checking a stationary excavator before use

A clear path through the work.

How Equipment & Plant connects the task, the people and the record.

  1. Register the asset

    Connect equipment details to the relevant inspection schedule and site.

  2. Check before use

    Capture pre-use and periodic check findings, including photos and defects that need a responsible owner.

  3. Keep the history

    Review maintenance actions and previous findings before redeploying the asset.

Workflow illustration for Equipment & Plant. No customer records are shown.

The details that keep work moving.

  • Asset registers linked to inspection schedules

  • Pre-use and periodic plant checks with evidence capture

  • Defect and maintenance tracking with responsible owners

  • Equipment status visible to supervisors before deployment

  • Historical records for LOLER, PUWER, and internal audits

Questions about Equipment & Plant.

Clear answers to help you choose the right setup for your team.

Can equipment checks and maintenance actions stay together?

Yes. Checks, defects and maintenance activity can be linked to the asset record for a clearer history.

Does a pre-use checklist replace a statutory examination?

No. A routine check and a statutory thorough examination serve different purposes. Keep the appropriate examination records and follow the requirements that apply to the equipment.

Can supervisors see equipment status?

Equipment status and inspection history are available to supervisors to support deployment decisions.

Put the workflow in context.

Connect your
compliance workflows.

Bring the people, the paperwork and the site record together in one toolbox.