Your gear goes out, not your crew. A hire centre doesn't write a SWMS for how the hirer will use a machine, so Deadset's hire package skips it. What it keeps is what's actually yours to track: the logbook, the defects, and the service and risk-assessment record for every unit on the yard.
Built for small plant and equipment hire businesses in Australia.
It has everything a hire centre needs to keep a defensible record on gear going out the door, without the parts of Deadset that belong to the business actually doing the work on site.
Every machine gets its own QR code and prestart, on the hirer's phone.
Keep the maintenance record a hire centre is actually responsible for, per machine.
A blank upload slot per machine type for your own risk-assessment document. No SWMS, because a hire centre doesn't carry out the work and shouldn't be writing the method statement for it.
A record that holds up when a hired machine is questioned, without paperwork that isn't yours to keep.
They scan the machine's QR code and the prestart starts. No account, no download.
A critical defect takes the machine out of service until it's cleared.
Interval-based schedules flag a service before it's overdue.
The hire package leaves the SWMS out entirely: it's not your document to write.
We are taking on a small group of Australian operators first. Look through the hire demo, then tell us about your yard.
The hire demo uses fictional machines and data. It's cleared every night.
