New Bromma productivity suite add-in

Bromma Work Order is based on spreader usage and seeks to ensure terminal maintenance managers have maximum planning flexibility when it comes to scheduling maintenance.

The application not only creates daily service priorities, maintenance reminders and automatic updates – based on spreader cycles and service events. It works together will other port productivity applications in the Bromma Green Zone, specifically Roadmap and Fleet Doctor.

Together with other modules, Bromma Work Order offers a thorough method for a key terminal strategic issue – how to get the most reliability out of the terminal’s major capital investment in its spreader fleet. This is because it has the capability to adapt to everyday changes in spreader performance and allows for productive container terminals.

But this isn’t the only news from Bromma this week – it has won a key contract to supply the new APM Terminals project at Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam with 31 ship to shore spreaders. The spreaders will be kitted out with Bromma’s Fleet Doctor, Roadmap and newest Work Order applications and are due to be delivered in 2013.