Hidden or covert GPS tracking devices are small devices with magnetic mounting and a discrete design that can help in tracking an asset, vehicle, or person.

Unlike other GPS devices, hidden GPS trackers can monitor vehicles discretely, without the driver’s knowledge, helping in theft prevention and vehicle theft recovery.

Key Features of Hidden GPS Trackers 

They include:

• Size and stealth: Hidden GPS trackers have a small, compact, and discreet design that makes them suitable for hiding in vehicles for covert vehicle tracking and monitoring purposes;
• Battery life: The GPS trackers usually have a shorter battery life although some come with rechargeable batteries that increase their life span;
• Range and coverage: Because of their small size, hidden GPS trackers can have limited range and coverage ability.

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Construction equipment are expensive items that need to be properly managed to ensure they are operated optimally and yield good returns.

The issues that can challenge the proper management and operation of construction equipment include:

• Improper and unauthorized use of such equipment
• Idle time
• Equipment theft
• Fuel wastage

Features of a Construction Equipment GPS Tracking System

Construction equipment GPS tracking technology offers easy monitoring of the location and management of the equipment to ensure their proper use and safety while optimizing their on-site performance.

Some useful features of an equipment tracking system include:

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Given the high value of concrete materials and equipment, it is crucial for concrete companies to ensure safe and effective transportation of goods to residential and commercial sites.

Using GPS tracking for concrete trucks allows construction companies to manage their fleet while improving efficiency, preventing theft, and reducing costs.

How GPS Tracking Works for Cement Truck Fleets 

• A GPS tracker is installed in the cement truck;
• The trackers are powered on cellular and satellite technology and offer real-time monitoring of such vehicles;
• The trackers send a signal to the satellite that transmits the signal back to the GPS software;
• The GPS platform offers hardware and software solutions that interpret the satellite signals to provide real-time truck location;
• The GPS tracker collects data on the location, velocity, and movement of the fleet trucks;
• Fleet managers can use the data to monitor the vehicle and other assets.

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