Mining
Sobriety enforcement and location visibility across sites you can't staff everywhere.
Mining sites combine heavy equipment, long shifts, and remote or underground locations with limited cellular coverage — a combination where enforcement can't depend on someone watching. AegisFleet gates every start behind a breath test, keeps recording through coverage dead zones, and flags fatigue in real time.
Zero-tolerance sobriety on heavy equipment
Interlock enforcement is a hardware gate, not a policy on paper — a haul truck or loader operator physically cannot start the vehicle without a passing breath test.
Remote sites with patchy or no cellular coverage
Offline data buffering keeps recording GPS and safety data locally at the site and syncs the moment connectivity returns, so a dead zone doesn't mean a blind spot.
Long shifts, fatigue-heavy work
Driver monitoring flags drowsiness and distraction in real time, on equipment where an incident carries outsized risk.
What fits mining
- —Drager Interlock — hardware-enforced sobriety check before every start, with a full audit trail
- —Live GPS tracking — location visibility for every vehicle across every site
- —Offline data buffering — keeps recording through cellular dead zones common at remote or underground sites, syncs automatically
- —Driver monitoring — drowsiness, distraction, and phone-usage detection for long or overnight shifts
- —Maintenance & fuel logs — operational tracking alongside safety enforcement