SURABAYA (ISL News) - PT Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL), a subsidiary of PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas (SPTP), continues to be adaptive in carrying out digital transformation, this time TTL is doing Go Live using the SIGAP application, a new application for managing the maintenance system for loading and unloading equipment.
The SIGAP application is a very comprehensive asset management platform maintenance operating system platform that has various features that help in planning the implementation and tracking of maintenance activities, as well as providing analytics to improve maintenance efficiency and efficiency. The SIGAP application is an initiative of the Pelindo Group to have a standard tool maintenance system from the basic process and reports and of course more integrated in all Pelindo-owned terminals, said Bud Satriyo, Director of Finance, HR and Risk Management at PT Terminal Teluk Lamong.
In the implementation preparation stage, TTL has conducted training on the maintenance system of loading and unloading equipment related to the launch of the latest application developed by the Pelindo Group.
Continued with socialization activities in early October 2024 yesterday which were attended by operators, technicians and other related parties who will use the SIGAP im application. This socialization and training activity was also carried out to prepare application users regarding the data migration transition from previously used applications, namely MONIC and BIMOPS.
With this training and socialization, it is hoped that new users can understand the system better and be able to adapt quickly in using it.
Through this application, maintenance can be done more coordinated between technicians, operators, and other related parties. Monitoring can also be done in real time so that the maintenance process will not affect the smooth operation.
Of course, with this application, it is hoped that it can support the speed of operators and technicians to be more responsive in carrying out the maintenance process of loading and unloading equipment owned by TTL.
"We are confident that with this application, the equipment maintenance process will be better managed, so that field operations will be effective and productive," concluded Budi.
(ISL News Editorial Team/Corcom TTL/email:islnewstv@gmail.com).
