Emergency duty and seasonal peaks — under control
Opturan builds crew schedules and special vehicle duties around the work plan and seasonal peaks, then assigns specific people and vehicles — respecting clearances and work-and-rest rules
The effect is confirmed by test runs on your own data
What hurts in utilities
- Round-the-clock emergency duty — a standby crew is needed at all times
- Seasonal peaks: the heating season, snowfalls, floods
- Overtime for duty crews is managed by hand
- Special vehicles sit idle because duties are planned by eye
- Shortage of fitters, electricians and special vehicle operators
How Opturan solves it
Two modules on one engine: from the work plan and emergency coverage to the daily roster
Dynamic Shifts
Builds crew schedules and special vehicle duties around the work plan and seasonal peaks: round-the-clock emergency coverage is designed into the schedule in advance
Auto-Rostering
Assigns people and vehicles to shifts — respecting clearances, qualifications and work-and-rest rules. The daily roster at the push of a button
Why it matters
A pipe bursts at minus thirty — the crew must roll out, not wait for a free fitter. Emergency coverage should be designed into the schedule in advance, not assembled by phone calls in the middle of the night
We do not carry figures from transit deployments over to utilities. The effect for your company is confirmed by test runs on your own data — the scope and evaluation methodology are agreed in advance
Test it on your company’s data
Free test runs on a single site or unit — the effect evaluation methodology is agreed in advance
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