Webinar

Keeping the Yard Running: Smart Maintenance for Terminals, Warehouses, and Distribution Centers

About this webinar

Yard operations face constant pressure to keep large facilities compliant while managing tight technician schedules and rising operational costs. Smart Maintenance is the shift that keeps compliance embedded in daily work instead of a separate scramble before every audit. iMarq is the maintenance operations platform that makes this possible. By putting inspections directly in the hands of field technicians through an intuitive, mobile-first solution, iMarq turns everyday routines, like powered industrial truck checks, safety walkthroughs, and SPCC and stormwater inspections, into a live, audit-ready record.

In terminals, warehouses, and distribution centers, maintenance success depends on visibility that holds up under scrutiny. iMarq builds compliance directly into the inspection workflow. Every failed equipment check becomes a work order with the right part already flagged. Every inspection surfaces the correct procedure and regulatory requirement at the point of work. And every completed round feeds into real-time visibility for supervisors, who can see what’s been inspected, what’s overdue, and what needs action.

Alexandria and Evan presented how routine yard maintenance across rail, transit, and fleet operations becomes an audit-ready trail automatically, with no added steps for technicians. If you run a warehouse, distribution center, or terminal and want compliance to be part of how maintenance already gets done, this session will show you the smarter way to keep the yard running.

Date : July 15, 2026

Speakers

Alexandria David
Evan Ufkes

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