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Centralized Work Orders Drive Field Service Success
In industrial field service, every job hinges on one thing: the work order. It’s the blueprint that connects the office to the field, defines the task at hand, and documents what was completed. Yet for many companies, work order management remains a source of chaos rather than clarity. Spreadsheets, paper forms, emails, and numerous individual…
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Scaling Crane Operations with Role Management
In the crane industry, growth is both exciting and challenging. Adding more crews, expanding into new regions, and taking on larger projects are all signs of success, but they also introduce complexity. As operations scale, leaders face a critical question: how do you keep processes consistent, data secure, and customers confident while adding more people…
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crewOS secures $1.25M in funding as customer growth accelerates
crewOS, an all-in-one industrial field service management platform, has secured $1.25 million in funding to accelerate growth and support its rapidly expanding customer base. This capital combines investments from two funding rounds, with the second round led by Far Out Ventures. Far Out Ventures is a venture capital firm based in California and known for…
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Avoid Costly Outage Season Delays in Industrial Field Service
In the industrial world, outage season is one of the most critical times of the year. Whether you’re in material handling, boilers, ash handling, air handling, or equipment manufacturing, the weeks set aside for planned outages are when companies scramble to complete inspections, repairs, and upgrades that can’t happen while systems are running. For field…
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Why Paper JSAs Fail and How Digital Safety Closes Gaps
In industrial field service, safety is non-negotiable. A job safety analysis (JSA) is designed to keep teams protected, ensure compliance, and reduce risk on every job. For many companies, JSAs remain a paper-based process, with stacks of forms filled out in the field, scanned back at the office, and filed away in a drawer or…
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