Equipment and support-fleet visibility
Assess available positions and site assignments across compatible heavy equipment and support vehicles.
Explore capabilityMining
Bring haulage, support vehicles and maintenance into view.
Build an operational picture of surface mining and quarry fleets, using compatible telematics and evidence to support site teams and equipment owners.
Discuss your requirementsExplore the capabilitiesFrom a signal to a clear next step.
Mining
Observe01Extended cycle
UnderstandValidated stage events + operating conditions
ActSupervisor investigates delay
Observe02Fault or service threshold
UnderstandEquipment signal + maintenance plan
ActWorkshop assesses the machine
Observe03Vehicle interaction event
UnderstandAvailable video + site traffic context
ActSite team reviews the circumstances
Decision framework • signals depend on connected devices and available data.
OPERATING CONTEXTHaul trucksLoaders & excavatorsLight support vehiclesService & fuel vehicles
Surface operations, connected
The right context changes the decision.
Large mobile equipment, smaller support vehicles and changing work areas make mining fleet management highly site-specific. Fleetly can support visibility and review workflows, but useful deployment starts with the operating environment, equipment compatibility and communications coverage—not an assumption that road-fleet hardware fits every machine.
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.
Haul-cycle context
Use validated position and equipment signals to analyse the timing of loading, travel, unloading and return where reliable event definitions are available.
Explore capabilityMaintenance from available signals
Bring supported engine hours, faults and service context into equipment maintenance planning.
Explore capabilityReviewable safety evidence
Investigate available camera and event records in the context of haul roads, loading areas and vehicle interactions.
Explore capabilityA haul cycle with evidence at every stage.
A practical sequence for your team, with a named owner at each handover.
- 01
Load area
Associate equipment and available loading context.
- 02
Haul route
Review reported movement and connectivity gaps.
- 03
Unload area
Confirm the operational event from valid evidence.
- 04
Return & inspect
Review cycle exceptions and service needs.
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.
Cycle-data completeness
Haul cycles containing the required validated stage events, not merely inferred GPS stops.
Equipment availability
Time equipment is released for planned work within the agreed operating period.
Unplanned maintenance time
Recorded equipment downtime outside scheduled maintenance.
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
Start with a surface-operation pilot and a documented equipment compatibility assessment.
- 02
Survey coverage and agree how delayed or missing data will be displayed.
- 03
Validate hardware suitability for dust, vibration, temperature and the installation environment.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear answers for your industry.
Can Fleetly track vehicles underground?
Do not assume standard GNSS or mobile connectivity will work underground. A specialist positioning and communications design would need separate assessment.
Can we calculate tonnes moved from GPS?
No. Payload or production totals require reliable weighing, payload or production-system data and a validated integration.
Does telematics replace segregation or site controls?
No. Fleet information supports management and review; the mine or quarry retains its approved traffic and safety controls.
KEEP EXPLORING
Practical resources for your next step.
FLEETLY FOR MINING
Talk to the teamBuild a clearer picture of your operation.
Discuss your fleet, existing technology and the decisions you want to improve.