Track mixer and aggregate trucks through plants, yards, delivery routes, and jobsites where loading activity, material spills, tight maneuvering, and delivery disputes can occur.
Cover pickups, service trucks, supervisor vehicles, and work trucks that spend much of the day traveling between jobsites, then operating around changing site traffic, workers, and equipment.
See more around large vehicles with limited rear and side visibility during backing, dumping, loading, and maneuvering in tight or congested jobsite areas.
Capture activity around large equipment where operators may have restricted views of nearby workers, vehicles, material piles, and changing work zones.
See activity around setup areas, outriggers, nearby vehicles, workers, and lift zones where positioning and surrounding movement can change throughout the job.
Cover haul trucks and equipment operating across large sites with repetitive routes, loading areas, blind spots, dust, uneven terrain, and constant equipment movement.
A front-facing dashcam only shows part of what happens around a truck or piece of equipment. Side, rear, and equipment-facing cameras can help operators see more around blind spots and give fleet teams additional recorded views when reviewing backing incidents, jobsite damage, loading activity, or interactions with nearby vehicles and workers
Camera placement can be configured around the vehicle and how it is used — from pickups and service trucks to mixers, dump trucks, heavy haulers, loaders, and other equipment.
Side and rear camera views can help drivers see around larger vehicles when backing, turning, or maneuvering in tight areas.
Add side, rear, or equipment-facing views where a forward camera cannot see.
Check recorded views around backing, collisions, loading, or jobsite damage.
Review arrival, unloading, material handling, or work performed when questions come up.
Give drivers or operators additional camera views around large vehicles and equipment.
Use real footage to review difficult maneuvers, recurring issues, or safer operating practices.
Use recorded footage to help determine what happened rather than relying only on conflicting accounts.
Some camera systems mainly save footage when an event is triggered. That can leave gaps when damage, theft, unauthorized activity, or other problems occur without a detectable impact or driving event.
Ventra vehicle recorders continuously record when connected to constant power, giving construction fleets a more complete video record around vehicles and equipment, including while parked or overnight, and helping capture activity that event-only systems may miss.
With VentraCloud on compatible systems, fleet teams can also remotely view live or recorded video, check vehicle activity, and investigate questions without waiting for the vehicle or equipment to return from the field.
Our team works with construction fleets to improve operational visibility, support safety programs, and strengthen documentation across vehicles, equipment, and job sites