Maintenance knowledge that stays on site and grows every shift
Fault finding and shift handover for mining maintenance crews.
One fault reaches further than the asset.
A truck stops on the ramp, and the fault does not stay with the truck. Pit control reroutes the haul road, planned work gives up its slot, and if the job runs past the end of shift, what was found gets lost at handover.
In a published study of shovels at an open pit copper mine, the repair itself was only half the downtime. The rest went on everything around it.
We built FaultPilot to fix that.
Your knowledge compounds.
Every job adds to what your site knows. Once a supervisor accepts what fixed it, that fix comes up first the next time the same fault turns up, with how often it has worked. It belongs to your organisation, so it stays when people move on, and the next crew never starts from scratch.
One shift, start to finish.
Each step adds to the same record, from the phone on the asset to the report in the office.
Start of shift: the board.
The supervisor hands out work and sees every job and who is on, critical first, without ringing round.
On the asset: the phone.
The maintainer starts the job and sees the fixes that worked on this asset before, and how often they worked.
Change of shift: the handover.
What was found, what was done and what is next go with the job, ready for the next crew to take.
In the office: the numbers.
Repair time against the period before, availability and breakdowns, with the reliability report as a PDF.
Ready for your IT and procurement teams.
Stored in Sydney
Records, sign in and files held in Sydney, each organisation walled off. AI requests go to named providers in the United States, whose terms exclude training on your data.
Your company sign in
Invite only, with roles, two step sign in and single sign on.
Works below ground
Jobs and procedures are saved on the phone before the shift, and everything sends once the crew is back in signal.
Tested
Penetration tested by an external provider in 2026. Security pack on request.
FaultPilot Technologies Pty Ltd, Perth, Western Australia. ABN 74 687 468 202.
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One site, your crews, real faults. Nothing to install: it runs on the phones and computers your crews already use. We measure availability and repair time with you, before and after.
At the end, keep it only if it earned its place.