Construction

When it comes to the construction industry, safety is paramount. From hard hats and steel-toed boots to fall protection and more, steps are taken to mitigate the risks and ensure that work is performed in a safe fashion. With a goal of finishing projects in a safe manner, why shouldn’t that same safety mindset apply to transporting materials and operating equipment on-site? SafetyFirst’s offerings can help do just that: improve the safety of your drivers and their behavior as they operate construction vehicles and equipment. We enable businesses to study driver behavior, monitor vehicle and equipment movement and analyze the results so you can make informed decisions about your fleet and drivers. Whether it’s speeding fast and stopping hard or leaving equipment to idle for hours on end, SafetyFirst’s offerings aim to improve your driver and fleet safety practices through behavior monitoring and the collection of vehicle and equipment data.

Our solutions can be applied to a wide array of construction vehicles and equipment. Taking advantage of our telematics offerings, construction firms can monitor the movement of various vehicle types, including dump trucks, concrete mixers, pickup trucks, stake body and flatbed trucks, drilling rigs, and more. And they can gather information on vehicle and equipment usage—from abrupt stops and hard turns to prolonged idle times and more. When used effectively and backed by a firm’s commitment to positive change, our offerings help to improve your driver behaviors and fleet safety culture.

Our products and services are more than effective: they’re also affordable. We work closely with various insurance providers and their construction divisions to offer our solutions at prices that allow you to make smart decisions for your business. Many of the insurance partners we work with cover the cost of our solutions as long as clients agree to use them faithfully. These incentives make SafetyFirst an even more compelling option for improving driver and fleet safety. When firms collect and study the data, use it to make informed decisions, and work to lower the number of collisions, their insurance pricing becomes more stable, predictable, and often times affordable. Combined with improvements in driver and fleet safety, it’s a win-win.