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Heavy Equipment Rental

Every machine earning its keep.

Equipment rental businesses earn only when machines are working, so utilisation and maintenance are everything.

Heavy Equipment Rental

What makes this sector different

Billing errors and downtime reduce margin.

The pressures leaders face

01

Low utilisation

02

Unplanned maintenance

03

Operator and site allocation

04

Rental billing

Facts and figures: Real Estate, Construction & Infrastructure

20%

longer than scheduled for large projects, which also run up to 80% over budget

McKinsey, Imagining construction's digital future
<1%

of revenue spent on R&D in construction, against 3.5 to 4.5% in auto and aerospace

McKinsey
$4.83M

average cost of a data breach in energy

IBM, 2025

How organisations like yours respond

Excavators and rollers lined up in a rental depot yard
Heavy Equipment Rental

Preventive maintenance for an equipment rental fleet

Breakdowns fell.

Read the case study

Utilisation visible by asset

A rental firm found idle machines and redeployed them.

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