{"id":2747,"date":"2013-05-27T10:07:35","date_gmt":"2013-05-27T10:07:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/?p=2747"},"modified":"2019-07-31T15:47:40","modified_gmt":"2019-07-31T15:47:40","slug":"equipment-employee-and-vehicle-tracking-in-the-construction-industry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/en\/equipment-employee-and-vehicle-tracking-in-the-construction-industry\/","title":{"rendered":"Equipment, employee, and vehicle tracking in the construction industry"},"content":{"rendered":"Every year, billions of dollars\u2019 worth of construction equipment is stolen\naround the world with only a 10-20% recovery rate. Monitoring and protecting\nyour assets is vital to any organisation in any industry, and construction is\nno exception. With heavy equipment and machinery averaging at ,000 USD each,\nwe cannot afford to leave construction sites poorly secured. A comprehensive telematics system<\/a> is the perfect\nsolution with many additional benefits. Not only will it protect your assets\nfrom theft, but it will also improve maintenance, project planning, task\nmanagement, employee productivity, and fuel consumption.\n\n\n\"SONY<\/a>\n\nThe GPS tracking device attached to vehicles, machinery, and equipment will\ncollect their location information as well as CAN-bus, driver behaviour, and\nfuel level data. Analysing this data will allow you to optimise maintenance\nschedules that will minimise vehicle down time, reduce fuel consumption, detect\nfuel theft, and minimise costs on repairs and excess fuel \u2013 all leading to a\nbetter bottom-line. Knowing how long tasks take to complete will help you plan\nproject timelines better, and this increase in efficiency will open up more\ntime for you to focus on the daily operations of your construction company.\n\nENAiKOON has a trusted telematics solution that has been tried and tested by\nmany construction companies. Here is what one of their customers had to say\nabout their construction equipment monitoring system:\n\nConstruction equipment monitoring at R\u00fchlmann-Bau<\/strong>\n\nR\u00fchlmann-Bau<\/a> is a medium-sized construction company in\nSaxony-Anhalt, Germany. They have a large, modern machine park with a variety\nof specialised equipment, such as horizontal and vertical drills and asphalt\npackers. In total, there are about 120 units in constant use which need to be\ncorrectly coordinated and protected from theft. The more staff they have on the\nroad, the more important it is for the smooth communication between the\ndispatcher and foreman at various construction sites.\n\nIn March 2009, the first machinery equipped with the ENAiKOON starter\npackage was tested. The benefits of construction equipment monitoring were\nquickly recognised by Uwe R\u00fchlmann, CEO of R\u00fchlmann-Bau. \u201cFor me, it is\nimportant to have all of our units equipped with ENAiKOON devices,\u201d says Mr.\nR\u00fchlmann. \u201cFirst, because I can coordinate and control what is being deployed\nbetter and where it is at all times, and second, because I want to treat all of\nmy drivers equally.\u201d That following May, Mr. R\u00fchlmann implemented the devices\non all company machinery and since then have not experienced any theft or\nmisuse.\n\nThe ENAiKOON construction equipment monitoring solution<\/strong>\n\nEvery construction company has to protect their assets, whether it\u2019s\nequipment, vehicles, or their people. Whatever your needs may be, ask an\nENAiKOON telematics expert for advice on equipment security using their\nreliable range of devices and software. Manage your assets and people better so\nthat you can decrease costs and eliminate theft. Contact ENAiKOON<\/a>\ntoday for your free trial.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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