MGFLEET | ASSET TRACKING
Asset Tracking in The Bahamas
The things that go missing are rarely the vehicles. They are the generator left on a site, the trailer lent to another crew, and the compressor nobody has seen since the last job.
In plain terms
What This Actually Is.
Asset tracking is monitoring the location and use of equipment that is not a driven vehicle: trailers, generators, compressors, containers, plant and tools. MGFleet tracks these alongside vehicles in The Bahamas, so a yard, a job site and an island can be accounted for in one place.
Powered and unpowered are both covered
Equipment with its own power source reports like a vehicle. Unpowered assets use a long-life battery device that reports on a schedule and on movement.
Run hours, not just location
For plant, the useful number is hours run. That drives servicing, billing and the question of whether the machine is earning its place.
Movement alerts protect the yard
An asset that moves outside working hours, or leaves a geofenced site at all, raises an alert immediately.
Assets sit in the same fleet view
A truck, the trailer behind it and the generator it dropped off are all on one map, so a site is complete rather than partial.
Who it is for
Who Uses This in The Bahamas.
- Construction companies moving plant between sites and islands.
- Utilities with generators, pumps and equipment in the field.
- Rental businesses billing by the hour or by the day.
- Marine and port operations tracking containers and equipment.
On the ground
The Problems Behind The Search.
Equipment that walks
Something small and valuable left on a site over a long weekend is an opportunity. A movement alert at 11pm turns it back into a phone call.
Nobody knows which island it is on
Assets shipped between islands get lost administratively before they are lost physically. A location record ends the search.
Rental hours estimated from memory
Recorded run hours make billing defensible and servicing accurate at the same time.
What changes
What You End Up With.
- Location and run hours for powered and unpowered assets.
- Movement and after-hours alerts on yards and sites.
- Servicing scheduled on hours run rather than dates.
- Assets and vehicles on one map.
In practice
How Fleets Use It.
A generator on a remote site
Hours run drive the service schedule and the client invoice from the same record.
Trailers shared between crews
Whoever has it is visible, so the daily hunt stops.
Plant shipped to a Family Island
Departure, arrival and site position all recorded, so the asset stays accounted for across the water.
FAQ
Questions We Get Asked.
What Would This Cost For Your Fleet?
Send your vehicle count and the one thing you want to fix first. We come back with a price built around how your fleet runs.
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