Excavation Tracking System

The excavation tracking system, developed for companies operating in the construction sector and regularly transporting excavations, provides the opportunity to monitor vehicle fleets instantly. Especially since the high number of vehicles in the fleets makes it difficult to track each vehicle and communicate with the drivers, both management and supervision of excavation fleets are very difficult. The excavation management system that comes into play at this point offers the advantage of tracking hundreds of vehicles live on a single screen.

The excavation tracking system developed by N2Mobil allows you to instantly track vehicles loaded with excavation, as well as view the hourly speed of each vehicle. This special system, which allows you to access all this data via satellites, allows you to create a wider control network with less cost by utilizing new generation technologies as much as possible. The excavation tracking system, which is created by placing modern tracking devices on vehicles, also helps you collect legally valid data in case of possible accidents and theft.

What is Excavation Tracking System?

The excavation tracking system, which combines a vehicle tracking system with a fleet tracking and management system, enables the tracking, supervision and management of vehicles carrying excavation via GPS. This special system not only allows you to directly control vehicles in large fleets, but also allows you to create profiles for drivers. Thus, you can access a wide range of data about the drivers in seconds, from their credentials to their driving habits, from how long they follow the route to their average driving speed. Moreover, thanks to a special equipment, you can warn when the driver deviates from the route and, if necessary, intervene and shut down the engine.

Using signals from satellites, the earthmoving tracking system allows you to follow the vehicles live, wherever they are in the world. However, since this special system is satellite-connected, it continues to work even in case of possible disasters. Since the excavation tracking system is supported by new generation technologies, in addition to classical tracking, it also identifies the safest route and the most suitable parking areas and shares them with drivers. In addition, vehicles are also notified of the areas in the city where vehicles loaded with excavation are prohibited from entering. Thanks to this special system, which also determines alternative routes to reach the destination in the shortest possible time, vehicles consume less fuel. Thus, you can save both budget and time.

The excavation tracking system screen, which you can connect via any computer or phone with an internet connection, allows you to monitor your vehicles and loaded excavation wherever you are. This flexible use makes it easy to control your business even when you are on vacation. The arrival and entry of excavation trucks to the excavation dump centers, which you can see on the web-based online platform, are reported and transmitted to you within the scope of the excavation management information system. Thus, you can control the entire process.

How does the Excavation Tracking System Work?

The N2Mobil earthmoving tracking system, which consists of new generation software and hardware, works entirely on GPS. The devices called GPS trackers, which will be placed on the earthmoving trucks in the fleet, transmit the data collected from the vehicle to you via satellite. By logging in to the web-based online tracking platform, you can see your vehicles, current route, task changes, driving speeds, collared areas, driver behavior, and whether there are any extraordinary situations. This platform has a simple interface and is completely in Turkish, so you can easily access all settings and benefit from all the possibilities offered by the system.

The N2Mobil excavation tracking system, which can be installed and integrated in a short time, works connected to the Global Navigation Satellite System, allowing you to always see up-to-date maps. This system also allows backup by sending the data it collects to N2Mobil servers. Thus, you can instantly access data on past records even in case of possible problems. The successful excavation tracking system, which differs from its counterparts by being domestic, allows you to continue receiving data even when the engine of the vehicles is off. Thus, you will have every detail about the time until the excavation is delivered to the dumping center and delivered.

How to Use the Excavation Tracking System?

Within the scope of N2Mobil excavation tracking system, GPS tracking devices are placed on vehicles. Thus, you can see each vehicle on the web-based online platform.

You can see the location of the vehicles, the routes they follow, the time remaining to the destination, their hourly speed, whether they enter prohibited areas or not through the platform in question, which is designed in a simple way to be understandable by everyone. In addition, thanks to the driver recognition unit, you can even access data on the driver’s previous earthmoving transportation jobs.

Within the scope of this special system supported by engine blocking, you can secure the excavation by turning off the engine of the vehicle in cases such as the driver entering the prohibited area, going off the route, or not responding to warnings.

In the excavation tracking system, which has another special function called tipper control, a special sensor is placed on the vehicles. Thus, you can monitor the tipper movements of the trucks and receive notifications in case of opening of the crate lids before the truck reaches the dumping center. This sensor, which completely eliminates the risk of illegal excavation dumping, helps prevent environmental pollution, while at the same time eliminating the risk of your company being fined for driver error.

This not only keeps you informed, but also allows you to control the opening and closing of truck doors. This makes it impossible to dump excavation or overload the truck bed without your knowledge.

Highlights of the Excavation Tracking System

Excavation tracking is very important for both vehicle owners and drivers due to safety, budget/time savings and prevention of environmental pollution. This system, which includes 6 important components: multiple alarms, instant location-speed information, driver recognition unit, restricted zone entry-exit control, engine blockage, tipper control, HGS and PTS integration, ensures that you are in full control. These components that will make your work easier in this process can be explained as follows:

Multiple Alarms

This system, which allows you to receive notifications in cases such as trucks loaded with excavation exceeding the speed limit, going out of route, stopping where they should not stop, sudden braking, trying to open the trailer without your knowledge, ensures that you are in full control. In addition, it helps you to follow situations such as the excavation reaching the dump center, unloading, and the vehicle setting off in the direction of return with notifications.

Instant Location – Speed Information

The excavation tracking system, which allows you to follow the vehicles in the fleet live on maps, allows you to instantly see the location and hourly speed of the vehicles. Thus, you can see whether the drivers are following the current route or whether they are exceeding the speed limit, and intervene when necessary.

Driver Recognition Unit

The driver recognition unit, where you can access detailed data about the drivers using the vehicles in the fleet, works in integration with vehicle tracking systems. It is activated when the driver introduces his/her personnel card to the system via RFID card reader after boarding the vehicle. After this stage, you can access information about the driver’s overall performance and ensure the safety of your vehicle and the loaded excavation.

Prohibited Area Entry – Exit Control

There are many areas in the city where the entry of excavation trucks is prohibited. These zones, which are updated from time to time, are notified to drivers within the scope of the excavation tracking system. If any vehicle enters the prohibited zone despite this notification, you can easily see this on the tracking screen. In addition, since all records of past excavation transportation activities are backed up in the system, you can easily identify drivers who have previously passed through the prohibited area.

Engine Blocking

The engine blocking function, which is offered to you within the scope of the excavation tracking system, works thanks to a special accessory attached to the engine of the vehicles. This accessory allows you to turn off the engine of the vehicles at any time. Thus, when you cannot communicate with the driver, when the vehicle goes off-route or enters a restricted area, you can give a command to turn off the engine and ensure that the vehicle does not start until you communicate with the driver. The engine blocking relay, which provides great convenience in terms of both safety and savings, helps you to be in control of the vehicle at all times.

Damper Control

This function, which allows you to track the tipper movements of the trucks in the earthmoving fleet, works with an accessory called a tipper sensor. This accessory, which is easily attached to the trailer part of the trucks, detects the vibrations occurring in the vehicles and allows you to monitor all mobility instantly. This system, which prevents illegal dumping while ensuring the active use of excavation dump sites, allows you to completely lock the vehicle when used with other accessories. Thus, the truck’s body lids cannot be opened without your permission and the vehicle’s engine cannot start.

HGS and PTS Integration

This feature, which enables the excavation tracking system to work in integration with fast pass and license plate recognition systems, prevents vehicles from wasting time at HGS points. Thus, you will not experience problems such as delays in the work schedule and late arrival of the excavation to the dumping point.

What are the Advantages of Earthmoving Tracking System?

N2Mobil excavation tracking system offers many advantages such as discharging excavations to the right areas, preventing misuse of vehicles, preventing behaviors that may cause additional costs such as deviating from the route. Other advantages offered by the successful system can be listed as follows:

The successful system, which helps you save time and budget, allows you to track even fleets of hundreds of vehicles.
It allows you to communicate with the driver, control routes, intervene in vehicles, and see violations while driving on the tracking screen.
The web-based online user platform is entirely in Turkish. However, a simple design is preferred for everyone to benefit from it.
GPS tracking devices and additional accessories that enable the system to work are designed to be integrated into vehicles in a short time.
When you choose additional accessories, you can stop the engines of the vehicles and prevent the safe lids from opening.
Since all transportation/unloading processes are recorded, you will have legally valid evidence in case of future disputes.

Excavation Tracking System Prices

N2Mobil excavation tracking system offers a package consisting of GPS tracking devices, additional accessories and a web-based online user platform. The number of devices and accessories included in this package varies according to the fleet size, in other words, the number of vehicles. Therefore, it is not possible to give clear information about the price of the excavation transportation system. The N2Mobil excavation tracking system, which differs from its counterparts by being completely domestic production, offers you one of the most budget-friendly ways possible to monitor and control your fleet. If you want to have an excavation tracking system, monitor and control your vehicles 24/7, you can benefit from the privileges offered by N2Mobil by choosing the tracking system developed by N2Mobil.

Frequently Asked Questions

How safe is the excavation tracking system?

GPS tracking devices and other accessories integrated into the invisible parts of the vehicles cannot be seen from the outside. Thus, the vehicles in which the system is installed do not have any attachments that would attract the attention of thieves. On the other hand, the user platform that allows you to monitor, audit, control and intervene can be accessed via smartphone or computer, but is protected by your private password. Thus, it is not possible for third parties to enter the system without your knowledge.

What is the total cost of the excavation tracking system?

The total cost of the earthmoving tracking system varies according to the number of vehicles in the fleet and the additional accessories/units you request. However, considering its long lifetime and uninterrupted data transfer even in emergencies, it is very budget-friendly.

Does the excavation tracking system save budget?

The excavation tracking system, which prevents vehicles from deviating from the route and drivers from using vehicles for personal business, also helps to consume less fuel as it ensures that the shortest route is used. In addition, it notifies drivers of prohibited areas so you don’t have to pay fines.

Does the earthmoving tracking system work in case of theft?

All vehicles in the system can be tracked on the map, no matter where they are in the world. Therefore, it is possible to see the location of the vehicle in case of possible theft. However, you can turn off the engine with a single movement in case the vehicles with engine blocking relay installed do not start.

What is the most important advantage offered by the excavation tracking system?

The excavation tracking system, which enables 24/7 tracking of vehicles on the map, offers the advantage of uninterrupted data transfer as well as the advantage of intervening in vehicles when necessary. In this respect, it is much more useful than all known tracking and alarm systems.