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Track plant and mobile assets
Live visibility where it matters.
Construction
Visibility and safety across every site, vehicle and asset.
Improve plant visibility, team communications and worker safety across complex construction environments.
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Track plant and mobile assets
Connect site teams
Protect workers with video and body-worn technology
Use operational data to reduce downtime
Built around the operation
Technology that works where the work happens.
Improve plant visibility, team communications and worker safety across complex construction environments.
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Connect site teams
Built around the real environment.
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Protect workers with video and body-worn technology
Clear alerts and usable evidence.
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Use operational data to reduce downtime
Data that supports better decisions.
Operational view
Track plant and mobile assets. Connect site teams.
- Track plant and mobile assets
- Connect site teams
- Protect workers with video and body-worn technology
- Use operational data to reduce downtime
Start with the operational problem.
Tell us what needs to work better. We will design the right mix around it.
Customer proof · BUKO Group
Frontline safety designed for a distributed field workforce.
BUKO Group needed more than body-worn cameras. Foresolutions combined wearable video, communications, live situational awareness and central evidence handling for traffic-management teams operating across temporary sites.
Supervisors can use live video where an incident or lone-working scenario needs greater visibility.
The solution was designed for a distributed workforce rather than a single fixed site.
Recorded footage, retrieval and device management are handled as one operational workflow.
Buyer questions
Construction technology: answers for plant, tools and field teams
Practical guidance for improving visibility, communication and evidence across construction operations.
How can construction companies track tools and plant?
Powered plant can use vehicle or equipment telematics, while tools and non-powered assets can use battery GPS, BLE or sensor tags. The right combination depends on asset value, movement pattern, site coverage, theft risk and how quickly the team needs location updates.
Is BLE useful for construction tool tracking?
BLE can be effective for large populations of tools and portable equipment because tags can be compact and low power. Detection requires compatible gateways, phones or mesh infrastructure, so coverage design is as important as the tag itself.
PTToC or DMR radio: which is better for construction?
DMR is strong where dedicated radio coverage, simple group voice and resilient local communications are priorities. Push-to-talk over cellular adds wide-area coverage and software features when mobile data or Wi-Fi is available. Many sites benefit from choosing by operational role rather than forcing one technology across every user.
Choose by operational challenge
Start with the site problem.
Connect plant, tools, vehicles and teams across live construction and infrastructure projects.
01How do we stop losing tools?
See the practical guidance and the Foresolutions solution route.
02How do we connect teams across sites?See the practical guidance and the Foresolutions solution route.
03How do we reduce vehicle blind spots?See the practical guidance and the Foresolutions solution route.
04How do we digitise site checks?See the practical guidance and the Foresolutions solution route.