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Connecting Equipment Owners with Their Equipment
Manage your fleet of equipment simply and efficiently with Service Connections. Our program is designed by industry experts to organize and track your fleet maintenance. All Equipment Types, Makes and Models can be monitored through Service Connections creating a universal software for your equipment management needs.
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Used by Professional Service Providers

JT Equipment has an exceptional Preventative Maintenance Program offering full service capabilities. Utilizing Service Connections Software, customer's needs are met with on-time service scheduling and equipment maintenance.

Operators can keep on top of updating equipment hours through the Operator Checklists noting any minor issues that can be repaired during the next service. JT Equipment can monitor issues with equipment and recommend immediate repairs if a major issue is reported.

With the equipment hour monitoring JT Equipment is able to have service packages ready and scheduled before it becomes overdue.

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Equipment Management

Manage your equipment efficiently

The purpose for a Maintenance Software is to manage your equipment efficiently. It needs to be quick and simple to browse through your equipment list and detect any services or repairs required.

Equipment List

Your equipment list will be displayed with the service sticker attached allowing you to easily see a flag when a service is coming due.

Equipment Details

All equipment details are shown here. This is where you can see parts, materials, services, repairs, documents, service sticker, attachments and checklists.

Attachment List

The Attachment List is used for keeping track of your auxiliary equipment such as, buckets, hoe packs, rippers etc. You will be able to connect your attachments to your equipment.

Preventative Maintenance

Once a service is created it will be listed as an Active Service. All service history will be marked Complete. Customized service templates are used.

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Updating Your Equipment

Operator daily checklists

Operator Daily Checklists will be similar to a service checklist with tasks such as, check oil levels, check lights, grease machine, record equipment hours, etc. After an operator performs his daily checklist all the details will be saved and your management will be able to review them.

Service Connections will automatically update your equipment list and count down equipment hours until your next service is due.

Update Equipment Hours

Updating your equipment hours before every use during an operator’s daily checklist will ensure you keep the service tracking of your equipment list up to date.

Note Equipment Issues Daily

Performing the daily checklists allow you to see equipment issues as they arise. This will help you have repairs rectified as they happen or keep a note to ensure issues are completed at the next service.

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Completing the Service

Schedule and Connect Service Orders

Scheduling

Schedule the service. When the technician finishes the service they will have all the service tasks completed on the service checklist. Management will then approve the service is complete and your service sticker will reset.

Parts

A parts list will be created for you based on the service interval required. Order the correct filters and parts and you’re ready for your service.

Checklist

Service Checklists will detail all service tasks, intervals and materials required to complete a proper service.

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Preventative Maintenance

Stay Informed

The preventative maintenance section of service connections allows you to view all active, finished & completed services and repairs.

This will allow you to easily access your equipments service history. you will also be able to see the status of your ongoing services and repairs.

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Connect in the Field

Connect App (Coming Soon!)

Connect is an offline app allowing users to complete Operator Checklists and Services in the field.

Operator Checklists

Operators can simply perform their daily equipment inspections wherever the jobsite is. The checklists allow operators to efficiently update equipment hours and any issues that may occur during the day.

Services

Technicians have the ability to perform services in remote locations and document the job along the way. They can take photos and note any issues outside the scope of the service to reference in a repair order.