Department of Energy Report singles out WTGservice

MILWAUKEE - April 3, 2013 - PRLog -- Sandia National Laboratories, for the US Department of Energy, has released a report analyzing the current usage of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) in the US market.

The report highlights the importance of using a qualified CMMS to manage maintenance. Spare parts management, labor and cost tracking, identification of potential redesign or reengineering opportunities, and a repository for equipment manuals and drawings, were all highlighted as key areas of selection criteria when choosing a CMMS for the wind industry.

WTGservice.com was singled out in the report as “currently the only maintenance software system that has been developed specifically for the wind industry”.

The report can be viewed in full at http://energy.sandia.gov/wp/wp-content/gallery/uploads/SAND2012-10617P.pdf.

WTGservice has continued its strong growth worldwide, in multiple languages, highly recognized for its intuitiveness for front-line users.

About WTGservice

WTGservice.com is a web-based maintenance management system specifically designed for the wind industry developed by 3Floorsup Pty Ltd, a Melbourne, Australia based company also has offices in Wisconsin and Florida servicing the USA market.

WTGservice.com tracks and analyzes the maintenance history of thousands of wind turbines worldwide.

WTGpayroll captures technician time and integrates with payroll applications.

WTGservice Owner View allows farm owners and operators to store and analyze operations & maintenance data regardless of which OEM’s or maintenance providers they are contracting.

For more information on WTGservice, please visit www.wtgservice.com or follow on Twitter @wtgservice.