The Site Logistics Experts

The Environment

Everyone in the terminal is authorized. Accounting for them runs on gate logs and sign-in sheets

A working terminal runs everything at once: trucks queuing at the gates, container movers working the stacks, service vehicles crossing crane areas, stevedores and line handlers on foot, and contractors spread across whatever is under repair that week. Every one of them is authorized, and every one of them is somewhere different every minute.

The challenges stack the same way. Restricted areas sit between camera positions and patrol routes, heavy movers and trucks share lanes with people on foot, contractor accountability lives on paper sign-in sheets, and when a security assessment asks who was where, nobody has a defensible answer.

RTS tracks every vehicle and person inside the fence, raises alerts the moment movement deviates from what a zone allows, and keeps a position record security reviews can stand on.

Restricted areas policed by patrol

Between camera positions and patrol passes, entry into a restricted area is invisible until someone reviews the footage.

Contractors everywhere, records nowhere

Stevedores, maintenance crews, and short-term contractors move through the terminal daily with nothing but a gate log to account for them.

Security reviews want evidence

Facility security assessments and incident investigations ask for records of who was where. A sign-in sheet is not a defensible answer.

Where RTS Comes In

The Site Awareness Platform

The Site Awareness Platform adds live positions to the paper trail: RTS trackers and the mobile app on vehicles, contractors, and visitors, with vMonitor watching zones in real time.

The Site Awareness Platform

How the Platform Fits

One live picture inside the fence

Trucks, container movers, service vehicles, and people on foot, all tracked on the same map the operations center and security desk watch.

Zone rules that alert as it happens

Restricted areas, wrong direction lanes, and speed limits are enforced by geofence. A violation triggers an alert in the moment, not on the next camera review.

Gate onboarding

Contractors and visitors get an issued tracker or scan a QR code into the mobile app at the gate, and they appear on the map at check-in.

A defensible record

Every entry, exit, zone crossing, and position is logged and exportable, so security assessments and investigations work from data.

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