CheckProof Blog

Paper forms, scattered systems, and knowledge locked in one person’s head all delay the same thing: catching crusher problems before they become breakdowns. This piece covers the four biggest challenges in crusher operations and how CheckProof brings inspections, maintenance, and issue tracking into one place.

Most unplanned shutdowns in a cement plant don’t come out of nowhere. There’s usually a trail beforehand. Maybe a kiln bearing that’s been running 15 degrees above baseline for three weeks, noted by the operator on shift but never formally flagged because it hadn’t tripped an alarm yet. The issue isn’t a lack of warning, its that small deviations are often tolerated until they tip over into something serious.

When something breaks on site, the fix gets most of the attention, but it’s rarely where things go wrong. What’s just as critical is everything around it: who reported it, who picked it up, what got missed between shifts, and how long it sat before anyone acted. In many operations, that whole flow is still held together by paper forms, radio calls, and memory.

Total Preventive Maintenance (TPM), also referred to as Total Productive Maintenance, is a proactive maintenance strategy designed to minimize reactive maintenance and unplanned downtime. In this article, we’ll explore what Total Preventive Maintenance is, its key benefits, and essential steps to consider when implementing a TPM system.

Introducing “yet another system” is rarely popular. But CheckProof’s app was welcomed with open arms by staff who had grown tired of spending more time in their previous inspection tool than examining the actual site that was to be checked.

When Hanlon Loader Hire evaluated which Case Management system to choose, customisation and a user-friendly interface were absolute must-haves. CheckProof’s powerful Frontline to Office-platform proved to be just the solution they were looking for.