The CMMS for Mauritanian industry
Maint Vision is a CMMS built for Mauritanian maintenance teams who need higher uptime and full traceability on heavy, critical equipment. Web plus a mobile field app, in French and English, with a free trial and no credit card required. Hosted in the European Union (Frankfurt), with a solid data protection framework.
A CMMS designed for Mauritanian industry
Mauritanian industry runs on demanding installations: SNIM’s iron ore mines at Zouérate, whose ore is shipped through the ore port of Nouadhibou, gold and copper at Tasiast and Akjoujt, fishing and seafood processing in Nouadhibou, offshore oil and gas with the GTA gas project, and power generation. The ports of Nouadhibou and Nouakchott add their own handling and logistics equipment. On these sites, unplanned downtime is expensive and can compromise safety. Maint Vision centralizes your work orders, equipment and history so you regain control of maintenance. You organize the work, know who does what and when, and keep a clear record of every operation. It is a complete CMMS that your technicians and managers can use from day one, without a heavy IT project. It fits both single plants and multi-site organizations across the country.
Preventive maintenance for more reliable equipment
On critical machines that are costly to stop, reactive maintenance alone is not enough. Maint Vision schedules preventive maintenance using two complementary approaches: calendar-based (time intervals) and meter-based (running hours, cycles, production). Each asset gets its own plan, its procedures and automatic work-order triggers. You plan overhauls instead of reacting to them, smooth your team’s workload and cut avoidable breakdowns. For multi-site operations, every location keeps its own plans while leadership retains an overall view. The result: work done at the right time, longer equipment life and fewer unexpected stoppages on your production lines.
Field work, mobile, QR codes and photos
Maintenance happens in the field, often far from a desk and in remote areas such as the northern mining sites. The Maint Vision mobile app lets technicians receive work orders, update them, add photos and read procedures straight from their phone. With a QR code stuck on each asset, a single scan opens its record: history, documents and ongoing work. No more hunting for a serial number or a paper binder. Photos document the real condition of installations and streamline communication between field crews, the storeroom and management, including across several industrial sites. The app supports mobile field execution; it is not a fully offline system, but it keeps your teams productive on the ground.
Spare parts and long lead times
In Mauritania, many critical spare parts have long procurement lead times, especially when imported and for remote sites. A stockout at the wrong moment can extend a shutdown by days. Maint Vision tracks your spare parts inventory: available quantities, minimum thresholds, reservations tied to work orders and links between parts and equipment. You know what you hold, what is committed and what to reorder before running out. By tying parts usage to work orders, you refine replenishment and reduce emergency orders. In the web app, amounts can be tracked in ouguiya (MRU) so your inventory management stays consistent with local accounting and purchasing practices.
Reliability reports: MTBF, MTTR, availability
Managing maintenance means measuring it. Maint Vision automatically calculates your key indicators from your real data: MTBF (mean time between failures), MTTR (mean time to repair) and equipment availability. You spot the machines that drag down production, justify your investments and track how preventive plans perform over time. These reports turn your history into concrete decisions: which assets need reliability work, which parts to stock, where to strengthen skills. For a plant director or maintenance manager in Mauritania, this provides factual grounds to engage with leadership and demonstrate the workshop’s performance.
EU hosting, data and rollout
Your maintenance data is hosted in the European Union, in Frankfurt, offering a GDPR protection framework. Mauritania also has regulation on the protection of personal data: Maint Vision applies sound security practices without claiming any certified compliance, and we encourage you to check your local obligations. The official language is Arabic, but French is widely used in technical, industrial and business settings, as Mauritania is a member of the Francophonie; the interface is fully available in French, alongside English. Pricing is per user, with free requesters so anyone can report a breakdown. You start with a free trial and no credit card, then roll out gradually, site by site. See also the CMMS in Africa overview to understand how Maint Vision serves teams across the continent.