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One platform to keep every vehicle ready before the day starts.
Talk through your needs with us →A truck goes down and a whole zone gets skipped. The calls start before your team can regroup.
The records are somewhere. The audit is now.
Your sites run different processes with no shared visibility. What one shop figures out stays at that shop.
By the time anyone flags it, the truck is already down and the route is already short.
PM schedules trigger automatically. Your team catches problems before trucks roll out.
Inspections, DVIRs, and service history in one place. Pull it up, do not assemble it.
Standardized workflows and shared visibility. What works at one location is visible across the operation.
divisions deployed
unified maintenance department
Apex Waste was running eight locations, each with its own processes and no shared visibility. They consolidated into one maintenance department with standardized workflows across all eight divisions.
See what this looks like for your operation →Automated PM scheduling catches maintenance issues before trucks leave the yard. When service is planned instead of reactive, fewer vehicles go down during collection and routes stay covered.
Yes. Inspection records, DVIRs, service history, and audit documentation live in one system. When FMCSA or ANSI Z245.1 reviews come up, the records are already there.
Every location operates on the same platform with standardized workflows and shared visibility. Managers can see the status of any vehicle or shop without calling around or waiting for site-level reports.
Your customer success rep builds a rollout plan tailored to your operation. Apex Waste deployed across eight divisions with hands-on technician training and weekly check-ins. Training is included at no extra cost.
Yes. emdecs one supports integrations that connect maintenance data with your existing operational tools. The specifics depend on your setup, which we walk through during onboarding.
years in fleet and shop maintenance
local support teams
emdecs one comes from nearly three decades of building for shops and fleets that run on tight margins and tighter schedules. The platform was shaped by the workflows of real maintenance operations, not assumptions about how they should work.
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