FME Carts
A Critical Tool… But Only If Properly Tracked
FME (Foreign Material Exclusion) tool carts are designed to ensure the availability of FME covers — and to guarantee safe interventions whenever critical circuits are opened.
They play a key role in risk control, yet too often they are:
- incomplete,
- checked without a proper inventory,
- left on site once the job is finished.
Common field issues
- No register of active carts: how many are in service, where, and for what purpose?
- Condition not verified: dirty, incomplete, or misused equipment
- FME items lost or missing, never traced or reported
- No traceability of assignments: which project, company, or responsible person?
- Carts left behind after work ends, without cleaning or retrieval
How BROLZ helps
BROLZ ensures FME carts are managed as true critical equipment: assigned, tracked, inspected, and retrieved.
Key features:
- Individual cart record with location, type, contents, intended use, condition
- Assignment to a project, zone, or contractor
- Start-of-use checklist (cleaning, content verification, FME compliance)
- Field reporting of non-compliance (missing items, contamination, misuse)
- Full history of assignments and reuse
- Retrieval tracking: who returned it, when, and in what condition
What changes with BROLZ
- Clear visibility of carts, their condition, and contents
- Rigorous tracking without extra paperwork
- Reduced FME-related risks (foreign object left behind, missing tools…)
- Improved coordination at project close-out
- Easier consolidation of lessons learned across sites
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