SHELTON, CT – OEM DD has introduced the GSE Service Tracker, a radio-frequency technology that tracks and transmits to headquarters detailed information on dispensed fuel, equipment utilization, and equipment maintenance tasks, for use in reporting, purchasing, and decision-making.

GSE Service Tracker tracks location, the equipment in service, date/time, work classification (hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, etc.), and service tasks performed on passenger bridges and lifts, catering trucks, baggage handling systems, and fuel trucks. It is wireless and paperless.

Use and service alerts are tracked continuously via an on-site tower. The tower interfaces with a PDA data collector or computer. Data is typically downloaded into a Web report. The system operates continuously. Managers receive detailed reports that facilitate best-possible allocation of resources and fastest return-on-investment for high-value equipment and vehicles.

It is also a valuable tool for managing inspections. Lists are uploaded, and nonconforming items are flagged. Disposition is also tracked. A data management module can be programmed to generate e-mail alerts regarding specified events, trends, or benchmarks.

GSE Service Tracker Systems are customized to user requirements and can be implemented within a day. Training typically requires just a few hours. For more information, visit www.oemdd.com.