Keep cranes moving and berths open, around the clock
Ports and terminals live on crane hours and berth time. Mintema keeps cranes, yard equipment, quay walls and buildings maintained and watched, so ships are turned around without surprises.
Your journey, in six stops
From registering the terminal to reporting berth availability. Each stop shows the features you get.
- Stop 01RegisterEvery crane, berth and building in one register
- Stop 02ServiceEquipment serviced by hours and moves
- Stop 03Watch liveFaults seen before they stop a vessel
- Stop 04RepairBreakdowns fixed between vessels
- Stop 05StructuresQuay walls, jetties and fenders inspected properly
- Stop 06ReportBerth and crane availability you can show
Every crane, berth and building in one register
What you get- Terminal, berth, equipment, part
Down to spreaders, motors and ropes.
- The port on one map
Berths, yards and buildings by location.
- Your equipment types
Fields for capacity, hours and certificates, no code.
Equipment serviced by hours and moves
What you get- Hours and moves
Meter readings drive the service plan.
- Planned maintenance
Created on time, every time.
- Certificates and lifting checks
Statutory checks recorded and signed.
Faults seen before they stop a vessel
What you get- Crane systems connected
Status, alarms and loads by HTTPS or MQTT.
- Rules on alarms
Repeated alarms raise a work order.
- Port operations centre
Alerts by severity, with acknowledgement.
Breakdowns fixed between vessels
What you get- Breakdown work orders
Raised from the quay in seconds.
- Critical spares
Ropes, spreaders and motors tracked.
- Downtime recorded
Every lost crane hour timed.
Quay walls, jetties and fenders inspected properly
What you get- Structural inspections
Above and below water, scored your way.
- Divers and surveyors
Photos and measurements on each element.
- Restrictions when needed
Berth limits recorded with evidence.
Berth and crane availability you can show
What you get- Terminal dashboards
Availability, backlog and cost by equipment.
- Cost per crane hour
Labour, parts and contractors per asset.
- Reports on schedule
For the port authority, owners and the board.
Everything you gain, at a glance
- One port register
cranes, berths and buildings
- Service by hours
and crane moves
- Live alarms
from crane systems
- Less downtime
between vessels
- Safe marine structures
inspected properly
- Clear availability
for every stakeholder
Use cases for ports & maritime
Each use case shows exactly how the platform is set up for that kind of asset.
Service by hours, breakdowns, cost
Pumps, motors & rotating equipmentCondition-based maintenance
Bridge inspection & managementElement-level condition, SNBI-ready
Power plants & substationsTransformers, switchgear, protection
Safety & HSE inspectionsAudits, permits, findings, actions
Buildings & facility managementHVAC, lifts, fire, MEP
Start with one terminal, grow across the port
A typical rollout. The scope and timing are agreed with you.
- Month 11
First terminal
Cranes, berths and buildings of one terminal loaded.
- Asset import
- Equipment types
- Crews
- Months 2-32
Service and repairs
Hour-based service and breakdowns live.
- Service plans
- Spares
- Certificates
- Months 3-63
Live equipment
Crane systems connected with alarm rules.
- Integration
- Rules
- Operations centre
- Ongoing4
Whole port
More terminals, marine structures and reports.
- All terminals
- Structures
- Reports
Ports & maritime, answered
Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.
Yes. Meter readings create services at the right hours or moves automatically.
Yes. Marine structures have their own inspection forms, including underwater checks.
Yes. Each operator sees its own assets, and the port authority sees across them.
Yes. Status and alarms can be sent over HTTPS or MQTT to each crane.
Your port,
always moving.
We will load one of your berths, set an hour-based crane service and show an alarm become a work order.