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DECEMBER 2022CONSTRUCTIONBUSINESSREVIEW.COM 19CXOINSIGHTSEquipment telematics can do more to improve fleet management than many construction companies realize. When used with fleet management software, telematics hardware goes beyond GPS tracking for construction equipment. It not only provides real-time location data but also visibility into asset utilization, engine hours, fuel usage and more.At a time of tight construction budgets and supply chain issues that have made heavy equipment harder to purchase and more expensive, companies need to make the most of their owned equipment. Leveraging the data provided by telematics devices can help this effort.A contractor's construction equipment may have a telematics device with a built-in GPS sensor already installed. If not, companies, such as equipment rental service providers, can add telematics devices to almost any piece of mobile equipment and help a construction company use the data to best effect.Here are six ways telematics can help fleet managers achieve a better understanding of their equipment's performance, condition and utilization. With this intelligence, equipment owners can make their fleets more productive and last longer.Find your equipment. An equipment GPS tracker, when it feeds data into fleet management software, such as United Rentals' Total Control®, provides immediate visibility into all of the equipment on a map. This location information ends the hunt for that backhoe someone parked out of sight or moved to another jobsite.Eliminating time wasted on equipment searches helps keep projects on schedule. GPS tracking for construction equipment can also solve the mystery of who is hoarding all the air compressors, generators or skid steers so a contractor doesn't purchase or rent more unneeded equipment.Optimize preventive maintenance. An effective preventive maintenance program minimizes unplanned equipment downtime, HOW TELEMATICS CAN MAKE EQUIPMENT MORE PRODUCTIVEBy Christina Andrews, Content Marketing Manager, United RentalsChristina AndrewsChristina Andrews has been with United Rentals for over six years, working primarily on customer communications and sharing the United Rentals story
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