Scheme ensures rapid repairs

In a move set to streamline repairs and reduce downtime for businesses, a dedicated Mobile Plant and Equipment (MPE) Repairer Network has been launched.

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Every repairer in the new MPE Repairer Network has met strict criteria and passed a comprehensive accreditation process. Image: NTI

Australia's leading specialist insurance provider for transport and logistics, NTI, has released a new national MPE repairer initiative focused on getting businesses back to work faster following breakdowns or damage to essential machinery. It's particularly valuable for operators who rely on a single, critical piece of equipment.

Repairer Network National Manager Adam Craft said that mobile plant — from excavators and dump trucks to dozers and drilling rigs — was the backbone of Australia's construction, civil, mining, and agricultural industries.

"These machines are relied upon by contractors, owner-operators, plant hire businesses, quarry operators, and farmers,” he said.

"We know how critical this equipment is to our customers, so we've built a network that prioritises speed, quality, and trust.”

Over the past 12 months, NTI has worked alongside industry experts to develop a rigorous, industry-backed accreditation process that sets a national benchmark for repairers in the MPE sector.