90% Sanitation Fleet Management Solution

90% Sanitation Fleet Management Solutions

The daily operation and management of sanitation vehicles often determines the cleanliness of urban environmental sanitation. A few days ago, during a conversation with a sanitation project manager, he said: "When I worked in XX urban area before, one compactor truck could collect 5 loads of garbage a day. Now that I've been transferred to this city, the same compactor truck can collect at most 2 loads of garbage a day, and the overall work efficiency has dropped by more than half."

For all sanitation managers, improving garbage collection efficiency and reducing operating costs are the core tasks. So where should we start?

Demand Overview Analysis

Current Status of Sanitation Vehicle Management

At present, the management of sanitation vehicles in many cities still adopts traditional manual recording and scheduling methods, which have problems such as low vehicle utilization rate, slow scheduling response, and uneven resource allocation. Due to the lack of real-time monitoring and data analysis, it is difficult to effectively track and maintain vehicles, resulting in low operation efficiency and inability to respond to emergencies in a timely manner.

Management Pain Point Analysis

The main challenges faced by sanitation vehicle management include: how to realize real-time positioning and monitoring of vehicles, how to optimize scheduling to reduce empty driving and waiting time, how to ensure timely and accurate vehicle maintenance, and how to improve overall operational efficiency through data analysis. These challenges directly affect the quality of sanitation services and cost control, so an integrated solution is urgently needed to address these issues.

Response Solutions and Strategies

YUWEI Sanitation Vehicle Tracking and Management System is a comprehensive management platform integrating functions such as real-time vehicle positioning, scheduling management, maintenance tracking, and data analysis. It supports managers to remotely monitor vehicle status, automatically record trip data, and provide decision support tools to optimize operation strategies.

Remote Vehicle Supervision

Real-Time Positioning

By installing GPS devices on vehicles, the system will display vehicle driving data no matter where the vehicle goes or how far it travels, facilitating remote supervision by administrators.

Electronic Fence

The system provides multiple fence settings such as circular, polygonal, and administrative regions. When a sanitation vehicle leaves the set operation fence area, the system will automatically issue an early warning to remind the administrator.

Intelligent Scheduling and Rostering

It supports one-click dispatching on multiple terminals. The system intelligently prompts maintenance vehicles, on-leave drivers, and vehicles on tasks to prevent scheduling conflicts, helping administrators reasonably arrange operation routes and drivers.

Attendance and Maintenance Management

It supports drivers to clock in online for attendance, bid farewell to paper-based clock-in processes, and ensure the accuracy and completeness of attendance data.

When drivers submit maintenance information or administrators add new maintenance records, they can all be viewed through the system.

Report Analysis

Reports on vehicle scheduling, driving data, and incurred costs will be generated accordingly, helping administrators to target the analysis of vehicle operation status and find adjustment directions.