GPT maintenance in progress
04 · Maintenance Reports

If it isn't in Assetlogue, it didn't happen.

Every inspection, clean and rectification is captured against the asset in Assetlogue — field-verified data, condition, before/after photos and the method used. Council opens any report by asset ID. That's the transparency the current standard can't offer.

The reports below link to live records on assetlogue.com — deep links are being connected per asset for the Greater Geelong portfolio.
Featured report
ASSET 4000005152 SQID 6165 Completed

GPT screen replacement — RM-24

Inspection identified worn and corroded internal filtration screens no longer capturing to design efficiency. Renew fabricated and installed replacement screens, restoring pollutant-capture performance. Before/after condition and works captured against the asset record.

Work type
Screen replacement
Device
CDS GPT
Outcome
Capture restored
Evidence
Photos + method
Open in Assetlogue →
Worn GPT screens before replacement
Screen replacement works Completed screen replacement
Report register
4000242217 · Litter Basket
Litter basket maintenance — bypass flap rectification & installation
Rectification and installation of defective bypass flap
Completed Open →
4000003966 / 3975
Outlet drop boards — CDS GPTs
Compass Drive, Biggera Waters, QLD · RSN24267 · flow control for safe maintenance
Completed Open →
4000005152 · SQID 6165
GPT screen replacement — RM-24
Internal filtration screens fabricated & replaced · capture performance restored
Completed Open →
4000001561 · SQID 3030
Access hatch modification & ladder installation
Installation works · improved safe access to the asset for ongoing maintenance
Installation Open →
Anatomy of a rectification report

Compass Drive drop boards — situation, scope and outcome.

A report doesn't just say "done" — it records the situation, the engineered solution, the exact scope of works and the outcome delivered. Example: installing outlet drop boards so two CDS GPTs could be cleaned without continuous water ingress.

Situation & solution

No flow-control device was in place, so continuous water ingress hindered effective cleaning. The engineered solution: fabricate and install outlet drop boards to temporarily block flow and create safe, dry maintenance conditions.

Scope of works
Site establishment & isolation within traffic-control perimeter
Confined-space entry & working-at-heights permits
Removal of exclusion bars & existing outlet clearing
Supply & install outlet drop boards per drawing
Reinstatement, demobilisation & service report
Reported & certified
Four outlet drop boards & guide rails fabricated from AL5083 plate with rubber seals
Installed with exclusion-bar adjustments per the approved drawing
RPEQ certification of the completed works
Service report issued to the client, with method and photos captured against the asset
Every scope is documented to component level, with inclusions and exclusions stated — RPEQ-certified where structural works are involved. Pricing is confirmed separately with Council.
What Greater Geelong gets

A live, searchable record of every asset and every visit — condition, photos, methods and costs — accessible to Council whenever you need to prove compliance or plan a budget.

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