IQ-Wired
Hardwired GPS for crew trucks: installed, hidden, always on.
Construction
Every truck, every machine,
Every truck, every machine,
every jobsite. One map.
Crew trucks on the highway, excavators on site, tools spread across five jobs. Your dashboard puts all of it on one map and alerts you the moment something leaves that shouldn't.
No contract
Geofence entry/exit alerts
Battery trackers, ~5 years per battery
Trucks, machines, and tools on one map, even the ones that sit for weeks.
Where the money leaks
Three problems every contractor recognizes.
Scattered assets
Nobody's sure which site the compaction plate is on, so the foreman rents another one. Multiply that across a season and idle or misplaced equipment quietly becomes a line item.
Yard and site theft
Jobsites empty out at night and machines sit behind a chain-link fence. By the time anyone notices a skid steer missing, it's been gone since Friday.
Blind crew vehicles
Trucks bounce between sites, suppliers, and the yard all day. Without a record, you can't verify hours, routes, or who was where when a claim comes in.
How AirIQ fits
Fence the yard. Tag the iron. Watch it all in one place.
The right device for each asset class, all reporting into the same dashboard:
- Geofences around yards, sites, and laydown areas, entry/exit alerts with timestamps
- IQ-Wired hardwired trackers in crew trucks: professionally installed, can't be unplugged
- IQ-BAT on unpowered equipment and trailers, about five years on one battery, no wiring
- Tool Tag on the hand tools and attachments that move between sites
- Live positions for theft recovery: give police a moving target, not a serial number
- Month-to-month terms: no contract, no early-termination fee
Running it at scale
“It just made sense to equip with AirIQ, the insurance and fuel savings alone has more than paid for the solution.”
— Tim, Fleet Manager, large company servicing the Oil & Gas industry
Draw the fence once, and every site reports on itself: who arrived, who left, and how fast they drove between them.
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Construction questions
What contractors ask before the first unit goes on.
How do geofence alerts work on a jobsite or yard?
You draw a boundary around a yard, a site, or a laydown area in your dashboard. When a vehicle or machine crosses it: in or out: you get an alert with the time. One customer runs 20 geofences to monitor speed, location, and entry/exit times across their sites.
Can I track equipment that has no power source?
Yes. IQ-BAT is battery-powered and runs about five years on one battery: no wiring. Put it on trailers, compressors, light towers, attachments, anything that sits on a site for weeks.
What happens when equipment is stolen from a site?
A geofence exit alert tells you the moment it leaves, and the live position gives police something to act on while the machine is still moving, instead of a serial number and a shrug.
Do crew trucks need a different device than machines?
Typically yes. Crew trucks get IQ-Wired, a professionally installed hardwired tracker that can't be unplugged. Unpowered equipment gets IQ-BAT, and hand tools get Tool Tag. All three report into the same map.
Fence one yard. See what leaves without you knowing.
We'll map your sites, draw the first geofence, and show you the alerts on a live demo, then you decide. No contract either way.
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