A construction project begins long before materials reach the site. Journeys need organising, vehicles are on the move, and resources must keep pace with the progress of the work.
In engineering and construction, the fleet is part of this operation. Managing it requires information about what happens between the site compound, access roads and different work locations.
INZAG, an engineering and construction company involved in infrastructure development, uses Quatenus Fleet Edition to manage its fleet. This connects two areas that intersect every day: delivering projects and monitoring the vehicles that support the operation.
The work programme sets out what should happen on site. Fleet management adds information about the journeys that support that programme.
In an example engineering operation, a vehicle might support a technical visit in the morning and travel to another work area in the afternoon. Knowing its route and stopping times helps explain how it was used throughout the day.
A vehicle’s position shows where it is. When managing an engineering operation, it is also useful to understand its journeys and how it has been used throughout the day.
Knowing where vehicles are makes it possible to relate their position to work locations. This information provides context for decisions about journeys and activity monitoring.
Journey and stop history provides a view beyond the present moment. It helps identify recurring journeys and usage patterns that deserve management attention.
An extended stop, for example, may be linked to work being carried out. Data becomes useful when interpreted in the context of the actual activity.
INZAG uses Fleet Edition, the Quatenus family of solutions for GPS fleet management. Quatenus provides technology to monitor vehicles and bring together information about their activity.
For an engineering company, this approach places the fleet within the wider operation. Vehicles support technical journeys, connections between work locations and other requirements involved in project delivery.
Location and route monitoring provide visibility into vehicle movements. In operations involving several work locations, this information helps show where activity is concentrated.
Usage analysis allows fleet requirements to be discussed using recorded information. Its value lies in relating that information to planning and the demands of each project.
INZAG’s use of Quatenus Fleet Edition places fleet management in this context: monitoring the moving resources that form part of an engineering operation.
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It helps monitor the vehicles supporting operations and understand their journeys and usage. This information helps relate fleet activity to the needs of different work sites.
A GPS tracking solution allows you to view vehicle locations and monitor their routes. Quatenus provides these capabilities to support operations with vehicles across different locations.
Tracking shows where a vehicle is. Fleet management also uses information about routes, stops and usage to support activity analysis and operational decisions.
Start with the decisions you need to support: monitoring journeys, analysing usage or understanding activity between work sites. Then assess the available capabilities, the proposed configuration and how well they fit your fleet’s size and needs.
INZAG uses Quatenus Fleet Edition, the Quatenus family of GPS fleet management solutions. The edition and capabilities should be selected according to each operation’s needs.
