Real-time location sensing (RTLS) describes a range of technologies for locating an asset or resource—from radio frequency-based approaches to determining distance by measuring the difference between fixed anchors of beacons/tags that are affixed to personnel, equipment and materials.
Construction Cameras Help Settle Disputes and Keep Winter Projects on Schedule
Keeping jobsite cameras on when the weather gets cold and progress slows can show weather impacts on a jobsite, confirm or refute claims of delays, deter or solve thefts and document workplace injuries.
How IoT, Telematics and Mobile Connectivity Are Changing the Nature of the Construction Jobsite
IoT and telematics are having a dramatic impact on construction. Outfitting equipment with telematics sensors and using a platform that provides visibility into real-time data can prevent downtime and project loss.
The Internet of Construction
IoT gives contractors a means to stop reacting to problems and act proactively. Equipping a site with smart devices to relay vital data on the site’s environment and performance can be used for everyday decision making and strategic planning.
An Inside Job: Use Indoor Construction Cameras to Monitor Workflow and Safety
Indoor construction cameras provide a cost-effective means of increasing production and preventing liability.
Mobile Tracking Apps Are Revolutionizing Construction—It’s Time to Get on Board
Making better business decisions based on security and data collection is what sets high-performing construction companies apart. Geofencing can keep employees and equipment safe and ensure employees are where they’re needed.
Keeping an Eye on the Jobsite: The Advantages of Construction Cameras
High-tech jobsite cameras can give contractors access to real-time project information that speeds decision-making and project completion. Cameras that include time lapse video functionality, security recording features and remote control via a web software interface can provide protection and project management tools.
Implement a Multi-layered Approach to Prevent Construction Jobsite Theft
The lack of jobsite security costs the insurance and construction industries $1 billion a year. Losses range from a multi-million dollar arson fire, heavy equipment theft to loss of tools. To help prevent jobsite theft, have a security professional perform an initial risk assessment, secure the jobsite and ID equipment.












