Track construction equipment in real time, prevent theft, and stay updated on asset movement across job sites and storage locations.
Heavy equipment can be tracked using GPS tracking devices that report location, movement, and activity to a single online platform. The right tracker depends on whether the equipment is powered, how often it moves, and how permanent the installation needs to be.
Best for equipment, trailers, and assets without a constant power source. Installs instantly with magnets and uses motion detection to report movement.
Ideal for construction vehicles that support OBD installation. Simply plug it in to track location, trips, and daily movement.
Designed for powered heavy equipment that needs continuous tracking. Connects directly to power for real-time updates and advanced monitoring.
These features are designed specifically for tracking construction and heavy equipment across job sites, yards, and transport routes. Each feature supports accurate monitoring, fast alerts, and reliable performance in field conditions.
Track the live location of construction equipment with accurate GPS updates across job sites and storage areas.
Automatically detect equipment movement and trigger alerts the moment an asset starts moving unexpectedly.
Transmit location data using 4G LTE networks for reliable coverage across remote and urban job sites.
Maintain location visibility using cellular signals when GPS satellites are unavailable or obstructed.
Set virtual boundaries around job sites and receive alerts when equipment enters or exits defined areas.
Adjust reporting intervals based on how often equipment moves or operates during daily usage.
Install tracking devices quickly using secure magnetic mounts without drilling or complex wiring.
Connect trackers directly to equipment power for continuous tracking and long-term deployments.
Plug compatible trackers into vehicle ports for fast setup without permanent installation required.
Operate tracking devices for years without frequent battery replacements or maintenance interruptions.
Protect tracking hardware from water, dust, mud, and extreme outdoor job site conditions.
Review past routes, stops, and movement history to verify equipment usage and relocation events.
Replace manual check-ins and guesswork with a single system that keeps your equipment visible and accounted for.
Request a QuoteConstruction equipment works in tough conditions, and the tracking hardware needs to match that reality. Each device differs in power source, installation method, reporting flexibility, and connectivity, so you can choose what actually fits your equipment and job site setup.
Fleet equipment tracking with ELD integration connects construction vehicles and equipment under one tracking system. This allows managers to view driver activity alongside equipment movement across job sites.
By linking ELD data with equipment tracking, construction teams can align vehicle usage with equipment deployment. This improves scheduling accuracy and reduces delays caused by disconnected tracking systems.
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For construction fleets, fuel savings directly impact project budgets. AI insights help control fuel spending while maintaining productivity across active job sites.
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Construction equipment tracking software centralizes all asset data into one platform. Managers can monitor equipment locations, activity, and reports without manual tracking methods.
The software supports multi-site operations by organizing equipment data by project and location. This helps construction teams make faster, better-informed decisions every day.
Construction equipment GPS tracking supports a wide range of assets used across job sites, transport routes, and storage areas. This flexibility allows construction teams to monitor both powered and non-powered equipment from one system.
Track construction vehicles used on job sites to monitor movement, usage, and daily operational activity.
Monitor equipment trailers and transport assets to maintain visibility during hauling and between job sites.
Track non-powered equipment such as generators, compressors, and containers without requiring constant power sources.
Monitor pickup trucks, dump trucks, and service trucks used for construction operations and material transport.
Track agricultural and construction-related machinery used for land development, grading, and site preparation projects.
Choosing the right construction equipment tracking solution is about flexibility, control, and long-term operational fit.
Track powered equipment, trailers, and non-powered assets using one system without managing multiple tools.
Deploy tracking quickly without disrupting operations or removing equipment from active job site schedules.
Scale tracking usage easily as projects expand or contract without long-term commitments for businesses.
Maintain visibility when equipment sits idle overnight, weekends, or between job sites without gaps.
Manage all tracked assets from one platform that simplifies daily monitoring and decision-making processes.
Detect unauthorized movement instantly and respond faster to protect heavy equipment across job sites and storage yards.
Secure Your Equipment NowFleet managers rely on magnetic GPS trackers to monitor trailers, vehicles, and equipment with confidence, even in remote and unpowered conditions.
"The magnetic GPS trackers gave us instant visibility on trailers that used to sit untracked for days. Motion alerts helped us prevent theft before it became a loss."
"Setup was quick, no wiring required. We attached trackers to unpowered assets and immediately started getting reliable location updates."
"Battery performance has been consistent, and location history makes asset recovery straightforward. It's become a standard tool across our fleet."
"We reduced equipment loss by 40% in the first quarter. The geofencing alerts notify us immediately when assets leave designated areas."
"The real-time tracking has transformed how we manage our delivery fleet. Customer satisfaction improved significantly with accurate ETA updates."
"Installation took minutes, not hours. The magnetic mount is incredibly strong and the battery lasts months. Best investment we've made for fleet security."
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GPS tracking devices use satellite signals to determine equipment location and transmit data through cellular networks to an online platform. This allows managers to monitor equipment movement, location history, and activity from any device.
Yes, wireless battery-powered trackers can be installed on non-powered equipment like trailers and generators. These devices use long-life batteries and motion detection to report movement and location updates.
If unauthorized movement occurs, the system triggers motion or geofence alerts immediately. This allows managers to respond quickly and take action before equipment is transported too far.
Tracking devices use 4G LTE connectivity to transmit data in most coverage areas. When GPS signal is weak, cellular-based location backup helps maintain approximate visibility.
Yes, construction equipment can be monitored across multiple job sites from one centralized platform. Geofences can be created for each location to track arrivals and departures.
Battery life depends on reporting frequency, but many construction equipment trackers last several years. Fewer daily updates extend battery life significantly for long-term deployments.
Installation depends on the device type, with magnetic and plug-in options requiring minimal setup. Hardwired trackers require connection to a power source but provide continuous tracking.
Yes, tracking systems provide visibility into usage patterns and movement history. This helps managers identify underused equipment and improve scheduling efficiency.
GPS tracking is commonly used by rental companies to monitor equipment location and confirm return timelines. It also helps prevent unauthorized relocation during rental periods.
Heavy machinery, trailers, trucks, service vehicles, and non-powered assets can all be tracked. The appropriate tracker depends on power availability and monitoring requirements.
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