Rig Readiness
Know each truck is ready before it rolls
Summit compares what is actually on a vehicle with what its par list requires, captures the inspection, and gives your team a clear pass-or-fail record.
Rig checks
Count what matters today
Use a full audit for a baseline, a comprehensive review, or a major restock. For routine checks, a smart audit directs the crew to items that need attention and fills the rest of the check from those counted least recently.
- Update on-hand inventory as each item is verified
- Capture lot and expiration details when required
- Confirm required equipment is on the truck
- Make mileage and fuel readings optional or required
Smart audits
Every count has a reason
You control the thresholds. Summit tells crews what to count and why it needs attention, making each check easier to understand and complete.
- Never audited
- The item has no count on record yet.
- Past its interval
- The item has gone longer than your policy allows without a count.
- Moving fast
- Movement since the last count has crossed the threshold you set.
- Expiring soon
- The earliest lot on the truck is approaching its expiration date.
- Flagged for review
- Recorded activity no longer lines up with the most recent count.
On the tablet
Open the tablet and start the check
Each rig tablet stays tied to its vehicle, so the crew can begin immediately without choosing a truck or signing in. The office sees the same check and the same up-to-date results.
- One-item-at-a-time screens designed for gloved hands
- Barcode scanning with a hardware scanner or camera
- Clear pass-or-fail inspection questions
- Progress saved as the check is completed
Maintenance
Turn every reported issue into a trackable ticket
Crews can report a problem from the same tablet they use for rig checks. Summit ties the ticket to the vehicle or equipment, then keeps its priority, photos, updates, and status together through resolution.
- Tickets tied to a location or specific piece of equipment
- Preventive schedules that create tickets when service is due
- Immediate supervisor alerts for urgent issues
- Photos and comments kept with the maintenance record
Durable equipment
Keep high-value equipment visible and accounted for
Set up each equipment type once, including its category, serial-number requirements, and inspection details. Then follow every unit’s location, status, and readings throughout its service life.
- Equipment details captured during rig checks
- Pass rules that flag unacceptable readings
- Assignment history as equipment moves between rigs
- Required equipment types enforced through the par list
See a rig check built around your standards
Bring a par list and we’ll run a smart audit from start to finish, so you can see exactly what your crews would do each shift.