Optimizing Public Transport Infrastructure Maintenance
Challenge
Maintenance at passenger transit stations is a question of safety, the top priority for all businesses in the transportation industry. Cost and labor-intensive, infrastructure maintenance involves significant resources that often could be better utilized.
For property managers and public transportation operators (PTOs) interested in adopting a data-driven approach to issues concerning infrastructure upkeep, common challenges include:
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Finding a data capture system with a high degree of accuracy
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Deploying a system able to cover highly complex spaces
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Operating a system used by stakeholders with different qualifications
Solution
The maintenance demands of different assets within a public transportation business vary widely— from cleaning restrooms or ticketing areas to platform maintenance. But PTOs can significantly reduce uncertainty about when and where use-based upkeep should be performed with a robust data capture solution.
Such a solution provides PTOs and infrastructure management companies with accurate, historical and real-time data about actual use, information they can use to:
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Optimize allocation of resources associated with maintenance
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Reduce costs by shifting to need-based upkeep, when possible
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Support other maintenance security protocols
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Carry out sanitation maintenance tasks based on actual use
Benefits
Automating different processes within an infrastructure maintenance protocol can help limit problems sometimes associated with planning and execution errors. A robust, scalable data capture system provides PTOs with:
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Cross-check data that can be used to improve safety profiles and limit liability
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Anonymized records that can be used to defend maintenance processes
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Alerting capabilities that property managers can use to prevent dangerous situations
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