
GPS Tracking Cameras for Construction Companies
Issues for Construction Managers
In construction management, you’re in charge of employees (both on job sites and in the office), vehicles, and all kinds of work equipment. On top of that, you’ve got to ensure you are following OSHA regulations, maintaining a safe work environment and proper safety practices.
Juggling all these things while also performing day-to-day administrative tasks presents a number of challenges for construction managers. To start, it’s nearly impossible to track and monitor vehicles traveling to different sites and transporting equipment, tools, and materials. Equipment is left at a jobsite for days or weeks unsupervised overnight and during non-working hours. Robbery and theft at worksites are common — and less than 25 percent of stolen construction equipment is ever recovered.
Additionally, drivers are the ones operating vehicles between warehouses, work sites and your office, and it’s critical they do so cautiously. But how are you supposed to ensure they are focusing on the road, wearing seatbelts, and ultimately driving safely when you can’t be in the passenger seat?
Tools for Better Construction Management
Fortunately, there are tracking solutions that can take some of the pressure off of construction managers who want to run their business as efficiently and safely as possible while saving money.
Asset trackers do just as their name suggests — they track important assets so you know where they are at all times, even when unsupervised. You can place them on trailers, bulldozers, generators, forklifts, cranes, pods, and other equipment using fast satellite networks. The trackers will send you a signal via email or text when a tracked asset enters or exits a previously-designated area.
GPS cameras are an amazing resource for construction companies who want better intelligence into all elements of their business. First and foremost, they supplement asset trackers, allowing you to visually monitor equipment on a site overnight and off hours. They also monitor equipment and drivers in transport. Interior cameras give you visual insight into driver behaviors to ensure they are driving safely, and exterior cameras let you see the road and can serve as evidence in the event one of your trucks experiences an accident. Paired with GPS capabilities, you can also ensure drivers are taking the most efficient routes and not making any unauthorized stops or side trips.
Ready to take your construction management to the next level? Check out FleetOptix for construction companies. We offer asset trackers, fleet tracking dashcams and exterior cameras, and other solutions to help you protect your business and save you thousands in fuel and insurance costs.
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