Hard-wired GPS trackers show every dump truck on a live map with job site geofences, cycle history and alerts that cut idle time and unauthorized use.
Dump trucks run tight cycles between quarries, plants, stockpiles and job sites, and every delay ripples through the crew waiting to place material. Korvatrack GPS trackers show each truck on a live map, so dispatchers can see who is loading, who is hauling and who is stuck in line. That clarity helps keep paving, grading and excavation crews supplied without guesswork.
Hauling work also produces disputes about loads, hours and haul times. Trip history and geofence records document when each truck entered a pit or reached a site, giving owners solid evidence for billing and subcontractor discussions. Idling, speeding and harsh driving reports support safer, lower-cost operation, while engine hour reminders help owners service hard-working dump trucks before breakdowns interrupt a project.
Dump trucks face vibration, dust and heavy use, so a hard-wired tracker with a protected, fixed installation holds up better than a plug-in unit.
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A GPS tracker wired to the electrical system of a vehicle or machine. Hidden from view, always powered, and suited to heavy trucks and powered equipment.
A GPS tracker that plugs into the OBD-II port found in cars, vans and light trucks. No tools, no wiring, no installer.
Geofences at pits, plants and job sites record entry and exit times, showing how long each cycle takes and where trucks lose time waiting in line.
Trip history and stop records provide dated evidence of hauling activity, helping owners support invoices and resolve disagreements with contractors or material suppliers. Clear records reduce arguments over hours and loads.
Reports highlight trucks that idle at loading points or job sites, giving supervisors the data needed to cut fuel use and reduce engine wear. Even small reductions add up across a busy season.
After-hours movement and ignition alerts flag a dump truck leaving a yard outside normal schedules, so owners can follow its location immediately. Owners gain time to respond before a truck is far away.
Choose the events you want to hear about and who should be told. Alerts arrive as push notifications in the mobile apps and by email, and each one is logged in the platform.
How alerts workKorvatrack gives contractors live location, usage and alerts for trucks, heavy equipment and trailers across every job site, from one web and mobile platform.
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Learn moreGeofences can outline quarries, plants, stockpiles and job sites. Korvatrack then logs each entry and exit and can send alerts, so dispatchers see cycle times automatically and owners have dated records of where each truck worked on a given day.
A hard-wired tracker installs in the cab or protected area and connects to vehicle power, which suits the vibration and dust of haul work. Professional mounting out of the way helps keep the device secure through long, demanding shifts. Regular inspection of the mounting is still recommended.
Yes. Korvatrack maintenance reminders can be set by mileage, engine hours or date. Hauling trucks often idle for long periods, so engine hour reminders help owners schedule oil, filter and inspection work based on how hard each truck actually works.
Tell us what you need to track. We will recommend the right tracker for each vehicle and asset and send an itemized quote.