Keep plant defects connected to the work that resolves them.
Mobile plant, fixed equipment and field crews operate across changing work areas. Lucendus connects asset location, inspections, servicing and spares so mining and earthworks teams can follow a defect from the operator's report to the recorded repair.
Heavy use makes a clear maintenance record essential.
Defects cross shifts and teams
An operator's report needs to reach the right supervisor and workshop. Verbal handovers make it harder to track what was found and what remains unresolved.
Plant moves while service obligations remain
Owned and hired equipment can move between work areas. Location, hours, service history and maintenance responsibility need to stay connected.
Remote repairs depend on preparation
A crew sent without the asset history or required spares may need another trip. Disconnected stores and work records make that preparation harder.
Join up the operator, supervisor and workshop.
Make inspection findings and repair progress visible against the equipment throughout its working life.
An accountable plant register
Record plant identity, location, ownership and service history. Give supervisors a consistent place to check which team is responsible for maintenance as equipment moves between sites.
Defects with a documented follow-up
Capture inspections and photos on mobile, including offline work that syncs after coverage returns. Assign corrective work and keep findings connected to the original plant record.
Servicing based on equipment use
Set calendar or meter-based maintenance from the applicable service guidance. Bring upcoming work and current defects together for workshop planning.
Stores connected to the repair
Track spares across locations and record issues against work orders. Review repeat repairs and parts consumption by asset when planning stock or assessing maintenance costs.
An operator reports a hydraulic leak during a pre-start check.
The report identifies the machine and includes the finding and photographs for supervisor assessment.
The supervisor follows the site's isolation and operating procedures while maintenance reviews the asset history and prepares the repair. The technician records the work, parts used and inspection evidence against the machine.
The site's competent personnel make the return-to-service decision. The recorded defect and repair remain available to the next shift and to the maintenance team investigating repeat leaks.
Use plant data without losing the work history.
Assess available telematics, meter and sensor interfaces during rollout. Map readings to plant identifiers and agree which events need a maintenance response. Existing dispatch and safety systems retain their roles; Lucendus connects the maintenance work and supporting evidence through agreed data exchanges.
Start with a workflow your team knows.
Choose a plant group
Start with a fleet or work area where defects regularly pass between operators and a workshop.
Agree responsibilities and records
Map the plant, service intervals, reporting process and evidence your supervisors need at handover.
Review across shifts
Check that defects remain visible until addressed and that completed repairs provide useful history for the next team.
Follow a plant defect from start to finish.
Bring a pre-start form and a typical repair workflow. We can walk through how Lucendus connects the people, equipment and evidence.