Advice on repair quotes, supply contracts and shutdown plans

Whether the repair cost is accurate and competitively priced, and whether repairing the component makes more sense than replacing it.

The contractor’s pricing and scope of work, and whether the work meets industry standards.

Fair pricing, supplier accountability and value for money in your supply agreements.

We consult the OEM’s representatives on your behalf about terms, compliance with service agreements and performance expectations.

Advice on major supply agreements for consumables such as ground engaging tools (GET), tyres and undercarriage components.

How many major components each asset class needs, from operational demand, lead time and failure rates, weighed against holding cost and downtime risk. Rotables are components that are removed, repaired and returned to stock.

Comparing manufacturers on quality, cost, warranty and long-term reliability, and deciding when to repair and when to replace to manage lifecycle cost.

Advice on what a major component’s condition assessment (CCA) shows, and what to do with the component next.

Other suppliers for major component purchases, so you rely less on the OEM.

A review before you buy a machine: its condition, its suitability for your operation, its costs against its benefits, and how to buy it.

Best practice and preventive maintenance schedules.

Planning, scheduling and risk for a major shutdown.