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EQUIPMENT SHOWCASE

The mates were Jozef Boucher, Anton

Jaspers and Colin Berry and the first

machine they purchased as BJB

Excavations was a JCB 3C backhoe

loader, which they named Lily 1 after

Jozef’s wife.

Anton and Colin eventually moved on

to new ventures, with Colin going on to

start a business that was bought by the

Downer Group in 2010.

BJB Excavations continues today, headed

by Jozef’s son-in-law Eric Bast after Jozef

passed away. BJB Excavations focuses on

water main renewal and trenching across

Melbourne. Eric recently purchased their

sixth JCB backhoe loader, a 3CX, aptly

named Lily 6.

“All our JCB backhoes are traditionally

named Lily. It’s how Jozef started it and

how we want to continue it,” Eric said.

Backhoe legacy for JCB customer

Victorian company BJB Excavations was established in the 1970s by three mates and one

JCB backhoe loader. Forty years later, JCB equipment is still at the heart of the business.

“Lily 1 was durable and

efficient and they still are to

this day, which is why we

continue to buy them. They

provide us with the reliability

we need within our works,

which in turn allows us to

provide our customers with a

reliable service they can trust.

“The backhoes in particular

give me peace of mind with

exceptional hydraulic hose

routing on the boom. We work

under a lot of trees and I know

with this design, the hoses

won’t tear. The design on the

backhoes is second to none

and the DieselMAX engine is

efficient and clean.”

Contact JCB on 02 8788 8513

or visit: www.jcbcea.com.au

Victorian excavation company BJB Excavations have been purchasing JCB

machinery for over 40 years

The ‘library function’ provides users

with powerful capability to review and

manage documents related to their safe

systems of work and make these easily

and quickly available to operators and

other site personnel.

Plant Assessor’s digital pre-start and

machine sharing functions allow

seamless sharing and transparency

between principals and contractors

in any workplace. This allows critical

information to be shared and compliance

standards to be set, understood and met.

Benefits for plant users:

• Online plant and equipment library:

Central cloud based repository for

all machines and their associated

documentation;

• All machine related documents

stored in one place;

• Easily accessible to personnel -

information available digitally at

the coalface;

• Procedures and site rules available

New Document Management Library for Plant Assessor

at the front line, with ability to link

to individual or machine groups;

• Link procedural and other documents

to companies, sites and equipment:

Upload and categorise documents to

serve them up to the people who need

to know about them. When an operator

conducts a digital pre-start check they

can easily access SWMS, site rules etc;

• Share machinery: Share machines and

have contractors share their machines

with you;

• For principals: all machinery

and documentation for owned and

contracted machines in one place;

• For contractors: avoid the

duplication of compiling and

submitting information to different

clients in different formats;

• Clarify machine and site requirements:

Centrally set and manage documentary

requirements for machinery being used

on a site or business unit/location;

• For principals: Make sure your

machinery and contractors’

machinery is accompanied by

documentation meeting required

standards for pre-qualification;

• For contractors: clarity on client

requirements before getting to

site, minimise mobilisation time

on arrival;

Benefits for machinery suppliers:

• Dealers: Upload relevant handover

documents to Plant Assessor and

transfer these to your purchasers

digitally via Plant Assessor’s Sell Unit

function. Make the shift to digital

purchaser handover files, including

warranty documents, invoices, etc;

• Hire companies: Use it to provide

digital documentation to clients and

utilise the digital pre-start check to

stay in touch with usage and condition

of your machines while on hire.

Contact 1300 728 852 or visit website:

www.assessor.com.au

Plant Assessor has released a document management library, allowing users to upload,

categorise and link documents to companies, sites, tasks and machines, in what the

company called “the most significant single enhancement to Plant Assessor since its

launch in 2004”.

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HIRE AND RENTAL NEWS • MAY 2016