Every machine gets a record: who has it, which job it's on, its hours, and what service is coming due. The expensive stuff stops being a mystery.
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Make, model, serial, photos, and paperwork in one place, from the big iron down to the plate compactor.
Always know who has each piece of equipment and which job it's assigned to.
Log hours and get reminders before service is due, not after the machine quits mid-dig.
Machine time flows into job costing, so heavy jobs carry their real cost.
No hardware needed. Equipment is tracked by assignment: who checked it out and which job it's on.
Yes. Anything worth not losing can get a record, down to hand tools.
You choose. Typically crews log hours and issues, and managers handle assignments and service.
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