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TMM Asset Health by Sindane Asset Solutions

Less time chasing reports.
More clarity on your fleet.

Understand what is stopping your fleet—and where to take action. TMM Asset Health brings production, breakdowns, availability and utilisation into one place.

Built for mines and contractors. Designed to help the people capturing the records and the engineers making sense of them.

TMM ASSET HEALTHProduct preview
TMM Asset Health dashboard preview
Daily recordsBreakdown historyPerformance trends
01 / CAPTUREKeep daily fleet records together
02 / UNDERSTANDSee where operating time is lost
03 / TAKE ACTIONSupport maintenance decisions
Sound familiar?

The shift ends.
The reporting work doesn’t.

When the information is scattered, even a simple question takes time to answer.

“Why is this machine down again?”

Repeated failures are difficult to investigate when the breakdown history is spread across records. Review the machine’s history in one place to support your investigation.

“Which figures are still missing?”

Gaps in daily submissions leave an incomplete picture. Missing-report reminders help your team follow up.

“Can we get the weekly report ready?”

Combining spreadsheets takes time away from analysis. Bring daily information into weekly and monthly summaries.

Explore the workflow

From a breakdown record
to a better question.

Choose a step to see how recorded information supports a performance review.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE FLEET DATA

One event. A traceable record.

Equipment
Haul truck HT-01
Reported issue
Hydraulic leak
Breakdown period
08:00–10:00
Recorded downtime
2 hours

The admin captures the event so the engineering team can review it later.

Your reporting toolkit

Less admin. More useful information.

01

Keep fleet records together

Capture production, operating hours and breakdown details in one system, making information easier to find and review.

02

Understand downtime

Record when breakdowns start and end, along with their causes. Use downtime analysis and Pareto charts to see which problems account for the most lost time.

03

Prepare reports with less manual work

Bring daily information into weekly and monthly summaries, with graphs showing availability, utilisation and performance trends.

04

Identify recurring problems

Review equipment breakdown history to support investigations and maintenance planning.

05

Keep reporting on track

Missing-report reminders help teams follow up on outstanding daily submissions.

06

Give each team member a clear role

Admins capture and manage records. Engineers analyse performance and add comments to support operational decisions.

One system. Clear responsibilities.

Built around your team.

Give captured information a clear path from the admin’s desk to the engineer’s review.

ADMIN

Keep the records moving.

Capture production and breakdown details, manage records and follow up on missing submissions.

ENGINEER

Turn information into insight.

Review dashboards, analyse availability and utilisation, investigate recurring failures and add comments.

Mandlenkosi Elton Sindane, Founder and CEO of Sindane Asset Solutions
The person behind the product

Mandlenkosi Elton Sindane

Founder and CEO • Creator of TMM Asset Health

Mandlenkosi is a final-year mechanical engineering student with experience in the mining industry, including plant and trackless mobile machinery (TMM) operations. His experience with plant and TMM reporting shaped the development of a focused platform for operational teams.

“Technology should make maintenance information easier to act on, not harder to understand.”

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Who is TMM Asset Health for?

Mines and contractors that need to organise fleet production and breakdown records and review equipment performance.

Does it control machines or prevent every breakdown?

No. It supports reporting and engineering analysis. Maintenance decisions remain with your team; the software does not control equipment or guarantee that breakdowns will be prevented.

What should I bring to a demo?

A description of your current reporting process, your main challenges and the types of equipment you manage. You do not need to share confidential fleet data for an initial demonstration.

Bring your reporting challenge. We’ll show you the workflow.

In a short demonstration, explore daily capture, breakdown history and performance summaries. Then discuss whether a fleet pilot makes sense for your operation.