Earthwork production changes by the hour, but the numbers can take days, if not weeks to catch up.
As part of Virtual Superintendent, Load Tracking captures every load and haul cycle from second-by-second machine data, giving you a live view of how much material moved, where time was lost, and how production is tracking to plan and budget.
On a one-mile haul, a nine-minute cycle can stretch to 12.5 minutes with a 30 second queue at the bench, and extra minute of loading, and a rough section of haul road. A spotter with a clipboard and stopwatch won't catch all of that.
Load Tracking breaks every cycle down, second-by-second, so you can see where the time is going, and react before it eats into your margin.
For each haul cycle, you'll see:

"Virtual Superintendent captures our production data automatically, saving me and my crew hours per day completing manual reports and paperwork." - General Superintendent
Load Tracking gives superintendents, foremen, field engineers, and Ops leaders the same second-by-second production data, to drive better, faster decisions across:

Load Tracking expands Tenna beyond where your equipment is and into what it's producing, load by load.
If you're running earthwork jobs as a VP of operations, operations manager, project manager, superintendent, foreman, or field engineer, or you're anyone responsible for optimizing haul cycles, book a demo to see:
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