Winter Operations

Storm Management

Run the whole event from one screen — scored threat alerts, site-level forecasts, the services to be performed, and the record you send the client.

One Screen Per Storm

Forecast, plan, crews, and client communication in the same place — instead of a group text, a spreadsheet, and three weather tabs.

Each named event gets a probability and a window, so you can tell a 78% Alberta Clipper apart from something that will miss you.

Accumulation and pavement conditions per site — snow, sleet, ice, pavement temperature, and when the first and second inch land.

Threat hourlies with precipitation type, pavement temp, pavement snow, wind, and gusts, so crews go out at the right hour, not just the right night.

The event carries the services to be performed and the positions assigned to them — confirm the plan and the event becomes the work.

Track whether the client has been notified for each event, so nobody has to remember who was told what.

Threat alerts score incoming events against your sites before anyone is called in.

Turn a threat into a winter event and pull the site plans, services, and positions with it.

Work the event with hour-by-hour conditions and the assigned crews and equipment in view.

Confirm services and send the client the record of what was done and when.

See how Qmmand takes an event from forecast to client report without a single spreadsheet.