مراقبة GPS لعمليات الخرسانة الجاهزة

The 90-Minute Clock

Concrete starts setting the moment water hits cement. At 40°C in a Saudi summer, that clock moves faster. Every wasted minute on the road costs material — a rejected batch means 8-10 cubic meters of concrete dumped and a delayed pour schedule.

What GPS Tracking Does for Concrete

Dispatch optimization: The platform shows which mixer is closest to the batch plant and which is closest to the job site. Dispatchers assign loads based on real-time location, not radio calls.

Drum rotation monitoring: A rotation sensor on the drum measures RPM. If the drum stops spinning during transit, the concrete settles and hardens. An alert fires immediately.

Weight compliance: Axle load sensors track the weight of each load. Overloaded mixers damage roads and risk fines at MOT weighbridges. The platform flags overweight departures before the truck leaves the plant.

Delivery confirmation: Geofence on the job site triggers an automatic timestamp when the mixer arrives. No more disputed delivery times.

Saudi Context

Saudi Arabia's NEOM, Riyadh Metro, and Red Sea Project are driving massive concrete demand. IPTech works with readymix operators supplying these projects. The combination of GPS tracking, weight sensors, and drum monitoring means fewer rejected batches, lower road fines, and tighter delivery schedules.