Tracking Technology Combines Best of GPS, Cellular, and Radio Capabilities
SHELTON, CT – OEM Data Delivery (OEM DD), a developer of technology tools for managing worksites and high-value equipment, has introduced the ST-900 Service Tracker with cellular modem and radio communications capabilities.
SHELTON, CT – OEM Data Delivery (OEM DD), a developer of technology tools for managing worksites and high-value equipment, has introduced the ST-900 Service Tracker with cellular modem and radio communications capabilities. This versatile, scaleable system was developed for precisely tracking equipment activity at multiple construction sites. Data generated includes cumulative machine hours, equipment location, idling vs. work logs, mileage, and other, user-specified indications, such as PTO time.
Other cost-saving features of the ST-900 include service alerts that allow management to schedule maintenance when it’s most advantageous (and least disruptive.) It can be used in conjunction with a Fuel Tracker option to track, in real time, the dispensing of fuel and other consumables into individual equipment or vehicles.
The ST-900 was engineered for the harsh outdoor environment of construction, aggregate, and landfill operations. It is a valuable tool for allocating assets between multiple sites, and for job costing. OEM DD’s ST-900 Service Tracker works wirelessly, paperlessly, and hands-free. Management reports are generated nightly and delivered via e-mail and password-protected Web reports. Information uploads into any major back office system and integrates seamlessly with accounting software.
The ST-900 is a major time-saver for the preparation of documents, particularly applications for fuel tax refunds for off-highway use. Systems are custom-engineered to user requirements and can be implemented quickly; training typically requires just a few hours. The ST-900 is based on rugged jobsite technology developed by OEM DD and used by construction companies, landfill operators, and others who operate multiple, complex jobsites.
For more information, visit www.oemdd.com.
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