How GPS Tracking is helping the Construction industry

Applying GPS technology solutions to overcome problems

GPS technology helps construction companies with more than just vehicle or equipment location. Applying GPS data reduces time spent managing people and assets, and allows managers to use their resources more efficiently to decrease costs and increase profits.

Applying GPS data reduces time spent managing people and assets, and allows managers to use their resources more efficiently to decrease costs and increase profits.

GPS tracking devices builds stronger connections between the field and the office—keeping track of workers, making sure equipment stays functional, and quickly moving people and assets between sites to maximize the number of jobs completed simultaneously.

Back office and yard management tasks are simplified with automated data, freeing over-taxed employees to focus on other tasks when additional hires are hard to find. Driver safety reports help lower liability costs.

Geofencing alerts ensure that vehicles and equipment are used appropriately and protected from theft that can cost thousands of dollars and delay projects. Idling and hours of use data ensure optimal fuel savings and protect valuable equipment that can be costly to repair or replace.

As the construction industry faces ongoing obstacles, the application of GPS technology continues to be a cost-effective way to improve productivity, maximize work forces, and grow business efficiently.