Site and asset visibility
Use available position data and site boundaries to understand asset location and movements between projects.
Explore capabilityConstruction & Heavy Equipment
Connect plant, vehicles and the people keeping projects moving.
Bring road journeys, plant activity and supporting evidence into one operational view, with workflows shaped around changing sites and mixed equipment.
Discuss your requirementsExplore the capabilitiesFrom a signal to a clear next step.
Construction & Heavy Equipment
Observe01Engine-hour threshold
UnderstandEquipment class + service interval
ActWorkshop plans an inspection
Observe02Unexpected movement
UnderstandAsset assignment + site boundary
ActPlant manager checks authorisation
Observe03Manoeuvring event
UnderstandCamera view + site circumstances
ActSite and fleet teams review together
Decision framework • signals depend on connected devices and available data.
OPERATING CONTEXTTippers & mixersExcavators & loadersService vehiclesHired & owned plant
Across the road and the worksite
The right context changes the decision.
Construction fleets move between depots, public roads and sites with different access arrangements. Managers need to distinguish equipment that is working, waiting, travelling or unavailable. A useful fleet view connects those conditions with maintenance priorities and the site team responsible for action.
CONNECT WHAT MATTERS
Fleet capabilities with a clear operational purpose.
Build a solution around the data you can trust and the actions your teams need to take.
Vehicle and plant health
Bring supported engine-hour, mileage and fault information into service planning. Confirm signal availability for each equipment class.
Explore capabilityManoeuvring evidence
Review compatible camera footage around reversing, access and unloading events with site conditions in context.
Explore capabilityDefect-to-repair ownership
Connect reported defects with assessment, repair planning and the operational decision on availability.
Explore capabilityConnect the work from preparation to follow-up.
A practical sequence for your team, with a named owner at each handover.
- 01
Allocate to site
Identify asset, project and responsible team.
- 02
Mobilise
Review road movement and arrival context.
- 03
Work & inspect
Capture activity, defects and available evidence.
- 04
Service & redeploy
Resolve exceptions before the next allocation.
REVIEW & IMPROVE
Feed recorded outcomes and unresolved actions into the next operating period.
MEASURE WITH CONFIDENCE
Define success before you start.
Use a representative baseline and comparable operating periods. These are suggested measures, not claims of achieved customer results.
Available equipment
Assets released for work divided by the assets required for that work period.
Defect assessment time
Time from a defect report to a recorded assessment by the responsible team.
Engine-hour coverage
Equipment with reliable engine-hour data as a proportion of the reporting cohort.
A consistent measurement approachDefine the cohortCheck data coverageCompare equivalent workReview the action taken
FROM ASSESSMENT TO OPERATION
Start with a deployment that fits.
Agree equipment, data ownership and acceptance criteria before scaling. A representative pilot should prove the complete workflow, including exceptions and handover.
Use the fleet rollout workbook- 01
Separate road-vehicle and non-road equipment requirements in the inventory.
- 02
Validate power supply, installation location and exposure to vibration, dust and water.
- 03
Agree how hired assets and temporary site assignments are recorded.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear answers for your industry.
Can Fleetly cover hired plant?
Where permission, compatible hardware and data access are available, hired equipment can be included in an agreed asset and responsibility model.
Is GPS accurate enough to identify a safe route around workers?
Position data is not a personnel-protection system. Use the site’s approved traffic plan and safety controls.
Can we plan servicing by engine hours?
This can be considered where the equipment and integration provide reliable engine-hour readings; otherwise use an agreed alternative service basis.
KEEP EXPLORING
Practical resources for your next step.
FLEETLY FOR CONSTRUCTION & HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Talk to the teamBuild a clearer picture of your operation.
Discuss your fleet, existing technology and the decisions you want to improve.