Bring the Railway Directly to Your Desk with TrackSwitch360
Are you a railway maintenance worker?
The focus of this article is to demonstrate why and how our solution, TrackSwitch360, would benefit and support you and your work on a daily basic. Stay on top of your maintenance activities. TrackSwitch360 is the ideal tool to help you make informed decisions, plan ahead, keep the railway safe, up to date and problem free.
Informed Decision-Making Backed by Historical Insights
TrackSwitch360 provides you with historical insights you can draw from when you must make decisions. Insights which can also help you prioritise in which order to handle problems when they occur. You would no longer have to rely only on guesswork or days old inspections when you make decisions. You even get your insights in a heat map in which you can get notifications, plan and act even before a failure occurs. Again, a way to help you prioritise which problems needs your attention first and which problems can wait.
Effective and Efficient Planning
TrackSwitch360 is also a great tool to help you plan your maintenance activities. As mentioned, it can help you get a quick overview prioritised through a heatmap. So, you can easily use the insights to plan ahead of problems and use manual inspections when they are actually needed. Furthermore, with TrackSwitch360, you can effectively and efficiently plan, for example, rail closures when it affects as few trains and consumers as possible. Resulting in a more coherent and efficient management of all off your resources i.e., money, workers on the rail, cancelled trains because of railway work last minute. TrackSwitch360 helps you see the big picture of your railway and how to keep your maintenance activities run smooth and with as few unforeseen incidences as possible.
All in all, TrackSwitch360 can help you be more effective and efficient in your work processes. It can easily save you time and money. But most of all TrackSwitch360’s got your back when you have to make tough decisions and have to priorities which problems to tackle first.
