Results for the Contractor
For the Dealer or Distributor
Service Overview & Working
Field Equipment Management
Emergency Reporting
Long Term Data Base
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Emergency Reporting

A major benefit from the FleetEdge service comes from the notification of problems occurring with a machine in the field. Given today's acute shortage of skilled operators, this service has even more value when it comes to saving an expensive component or machine.

A variety of sensors and alarms are selected by the client's fleet managers and the FleetEdge consultant. These can typically be (but not limited to):

• Low engine oil pressure
• High engine operating temperature
• High transmission operating temperature
• High hydraulic oil temperature
• Operation in a restricted area (as defined by a GPS location)
• Operation during an unauthorized time, etc.
• Certain events can also trigger an alarm or signal resulting in notifications or recording for a report. Daily load counts are an example.

Notification of these events, alarms or counts can come in a variety of methods. The fleet manager's and shop foreman's pagers or cell phones can be rung, an e-mail can be sent to any address, daily production reports can land on the President's desk or be sent straight to the project manager's and superintendent's PCs.

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