Waste & Resource Recovery
Since 2023, Netcorp has built a specific telematics and safety configuration for each Remondis Australia vehicle type, from front, side and rear loaders to liquid trucks, hook lifts and light vehicles. The rollout continues across new and retrofitted assets nationwide.
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Remondis-liveried side loader on a collection run · 1600 × 1200
No two vehicles in a waste fleet do quite the same job. A rear loader lifts and packs hundreds of times a shift in residential streets. A side loader works its arm kerbside, a front loader services commercial bins, a hook lift swaps bins on site and a liquid truck runs its own pumps and controls. Each has its own duty cycle, its own risks and its own idea of what a productive shift looks like.
A one-size-fits-all tracking device sees all of them as dots on a map. Remondis needed telematics and safety monitoring specified for each vehicle type, so every truck reports what matters for the work it actually does.
And it had to work everywhere Remondis operates, from metro depots to remote regional runs, across new vehicles as they arrive and the existing fleet already in service.
Stage 1
A configuration defined for each vehicle type: what to capture, which cameras to fit and how events are reported.
Stage 2
New vehicles fitted as they enter service, with the existing fleet retrofitted to the same standard.
Stage 3
Netcorp technicians on site at metro depots and remote regional locations, around collection runs rather than in place of them.
Stage 4
A continuing programme, extending across the fleet nationally.
Configurations built around each body's lift and collection cycle, read as structured events alongside engine, fuel and fault data.
A configuration built for liquid waste and vacuum operations, separate from the collection fleet.
Bin exchange and waste haulage tracked as their own duty cycles.
Supervisor and service vehicles monitored on the same platform as the heavy fleet.
Camera coverage around each vehicle, with video tied to the same trip and event timeline.
Netcorp-employed technicians across metro and regional areas, with advance replacement within 24 hours of diagnosis.
Every type
A specific configuration for each waste vehicle type
National
Metro and remote regional, all states and territories
New + retrofit
One standard across new and existing fleet
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Netcorp technician fitting a device to a Remondis side loader at the depot
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Remondis rear loader on a residential collection run
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Remondis hook lift exchanging a bin on site
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Netcorp360 screen showing lift events along a collection route
Concrete & Cement
From early 2020, Netcorp fitted Adbri's agitators, tippers and tankers across four states and the Northern Territory: 800+ vehicles in under nine months. Every truck went live with mixer integration for Command Alkon, pre-starts, fault management and electronic fatigue.
Construction Materials
Boral is fitting MDVR with up to eight cameras across its tippers and tankers, new and existing, alongside trackers on unpowered trailers and quarry machinery. 500+ assets are done, with installs running continuously towards 1,500+ Australia-wide.
