Mike Vorster's Equipment Executive

Equipment Executive
The Right Way to Recover Overhead Costs
Distributors and end-users both may operate shops, but the strategies usedto recover overhead costs can cause some controversy
6/1/2009
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Let the Data Speak
Use Excel spreadsheets to crunch numbers and find results that provide understanding for astute equipment decisions
4/1/2009
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Three Goals for World-Class Fleeet Management
A top-notch equipment operation starts with the search for excellence, but there are three goals to be reached to actually be excellent
3/1/2009
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Factors That Affect the Equipment Rate
Equipment managers who understand how the equipment rate functionswithin an organization can set it wisely and then track its accuracy
2/1/2009
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Three Keys to Making Telematics Work
AEMP's efforts to streamline data flow are on target, and here are some steps that must be taken to ensure that managers reap the right benefits
1/1/2009
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
A Fair Approach to Project Utilization
Monitor equipment usage on the jobsite in such a way that accurate,yet reasonable, accounting occurs within the equipment division
12/1/2008
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
How Cost of Work Completed Affects Machine Utilization
Machines must function as expected if the cost of work completedis to be as well-managed as machine costs
11/1/2008
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
How to Manage the Equipment Account
The sum is not the total of the parts. Each segment of the equipment account must be understood and managed
9/1/2008
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Financial Ratios That Matter
Relationships derived from the balance sheet help managers understand how their decisions affect financial performance
8/1/2008
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

Equipment Executive
Dig Deep for Systematic Safety Improvements
Systemic cultural weaknesses lie at the root of construction accidents. Organizations must find them and correct them.
7/1/2008
By Mike Vorster, Contributing Editor

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