1. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Construction Services Connected Community 2-Way data

2. Full Suite of Solutions for the Heavy and Highway Contractor Grade Control Systems Site Positioning Systems Supervisor Systems Office Software Asset Management Solutions

3. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Trimble Construction Services Equipment and Mobile Asset Management

4. Construction Asset Management  How well are my assets utilized?  What is their productivity?  Where are they?  How can I manage my assets better?

5. How it works  GPS Hardware installed in machine or truck.  Position and event data is sent to central server using cell network (GPRS).  Data held on server is accessed via Trimble Construction Manager from any internet connected PC.

6. Benefit Summary Centralize management Improve asset productivity Improve site safety Reduce maintenance and fuel costs Manage asset usage Assist with theft recovery

7. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Trimble Construction Manager

9. Product Focus  Productivity  Utilization and under utilization  Understanding equipment costs and project costs  Understanding equipment operations from your office  Drilling down into project specific details eg – cycle and load counts  Monitoring planned maintenance  Exception reporting (alerts) in real time

10. Utilization  Trimble Construction Manager provides three utilization calculations (all percentages):  All three values are presented in a “Utilization” report.  “Working Utilization” is used in a number of charts. Running utilization = Run time / Expected hours Working utilization = Work time / Expected hours Efficiency = Work time / Run time 1 2 3

11. Accurate “Work” and “Idle” Time  Trimble Construction Manager can calculate accurate “work time” and “idle time”: 1.GPS movement – mobile assets where movement is a good indicator of productivity, such as trucks and graders. 2.Sensor switch – assets where movement is not indicative of productivity, such as excavators, cranes. 3.Combination of both.

12. Daily Activity Report

13. Work versus Idle Time

14. Utilization

15. Maintenance Report

16. Cycle Monitoring  Could be fixed location “Load” or “Dump” site:  Could be sensor or switch to indicate “Dump Up/Down” or “Ejector Out”:

17. Cycle Count / Load Reports

18. Real-time Alerts  Management by exception. –Notification of specific asset activity –Variety of alert types:  Idle  Sensor switches (e.g. low fuel light).  Ignition on/off.  Started/Stopped moving.  Site activity.  Asset nearing maintenance. –Configurable time periods Asset 'Dump Truck #2' triggered TCM alert 'Dump Truck leaves Depot' on Tuesday, May 02, 2006 7:44:49 AM. At address: Sandhill Close, Millbrook, BEDS Triggered by ‘Leave Site' event in 'Depot' site.

19. 2-Way Messaging and Operator ID  Real-time “2-way messaging” service –Use the terminal in machines and trucks to communicate directly with operators within TCM  Operator ID –Monitors who is using what equipment and when

20. Asset History

21. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Enabling Hardware Hardware to meet your requirements

22. Trimble MTS400 Machine Telematics System  Ruggedized asset management device –Built Trimble tough to survive harsh installation environments  Incorporates GPS location with wireless cellular-based telematics and optional two- way messaging  Rugged design makes it ideal for installation in a more permanent, discrete location outside of the heavy equipment machine cab

23. Trimble CrossCheck Global  Powerful asset management device  Incorporates GPS location with wireless cellular-based telematics and optional two- way messaging  The low profile, compact design makes it simple to install on a construction asset

24. Trimble TrimTrac Pro Locator  Cost-effective asset management device  Incorporates GPS location with wireless cellular-based telematics  The low cost design and simple, non-technical installation makes it ideal for the installation on a broad range of light construction assets

25. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Trimble Connected Site Connecting your Community

26. A Contractor Once Said …  “I want everyone who ventures onto any one of our jobsites at any stage of the process to be able to provide information to the rest of the organization so that we can all learn from their experience and understand what is going on”  “Through that process my organization will grow and develop new and advanced processes to better tackle issues before or as they arise”

27. The Trimble Connected Site  Workflows to meet the needs of the different customer groups within the contractor’s organization  Connecting the components within the workflow, streamlining data flows and providing data management and reporting capabilities  Integrating the workflows to provide management information –Asset and fleet utilization –Progress and volumetric analysis –Grade checks and performance to specification

28. Site Positioning Synch

29. Grade and Compaction Control

30. Fleet Management Asset 'Dump Truck #2' triggered TCM alert 'Dump Truck leaves Depot' on Tuesday, May 02, 2006 7:44:49 AM. At address: 10 Main St, Denver, CO, 80305 Triggered by ‘Enter Site' event in 'Depot' site. Asset 'Dump Truck #2' triggered TCM alert 'Dump Truck leaves Depot' on Tuesday, May 02, 2006 7:44:49 AM. At address: 10 Main St, Denver, CO, 80305 Triggered by ‘Enter Site' event in 'Depot' site.

31. The Connected Site

32. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD The Connected Community An Example Community Site

33. Trimble Connected Community All of your site information in one place  www.MyConnectedSite.com brings your entire project together www.MyConnectedSite.com  Secure webserver with different levels of access and permissions  Track and exchange real-time data  View historical project information for accurate evaluation  Keep all players informed with the latest information –Field crews, site supervisors, engineers, site managers, head office, subcontractors, suppliers, owner of the project etc…  The complete view of the project to share with the team – from a single source

34. Trimble Connected Community

35. Example Project Home Page

36. Example Site Equipment Page

37. Example Site / Project Calendar

38. Example Supervisors Journal

39. Example RFI Inbox

40. Example Site Web Cameras

41. Example File Repository

42. Example 3D Site Viewer

43. In Summary  A Single Connected Workflow –Infrastructure GPS e.g. VRS and Rebroadcast Radio on Site –SPS Workflow for Intelligent data tracking, QA, QC, Reporting –GCS Workflow for Grade Control, 2 way data and productivity analysis –CCS Workflow for Compaction Control and analysis –TCM Workflow for Fleet and Asset Management  The Connected Site –Combining and integrating the workflows –Providing additional value –Centralizing information, providing feedback and management data  The Connected Community –Connecting the sites –Connecting the offices (HQ, Region, Site …) –Connecting the personnel (Managers, Surveyors, Supervisors …) –Connecting Partners (Suppliers, Sub Contractors, Engineers, Owners)

44. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Two-Way Data Daniel Brosh Trimble Navigation LTD.PTY.

45. Two-Way Data Topics  What is two-way data?  Why two-way data?  Project management  Data management  As-built information  Support  Training  Questions & Answers

46. What is Two-Way Data?  A technology that enables the bi-directional transfer of data between an office and machines over a series of data links –Data files –Machine specific files –Machine diagnostic –Screen snaps/text message

47. What is Two-Way Data? GPS Base Station IP Machine Radio Access Point/ IP Base Radio IP Repeater Radio Wired Backbone Office Network SiteVision Office Computer CMR Data

48. Why Two-Way Data? 1.Does your site have frequent design changes? 2.Do you need to get design changes to the machine immediately? 3.Does it take you too long to update files on a machine (including drive time)? 4.Have you ever wondered if a machine has a specific design on their card? 5.Have you ever struggled with troubleshooting machine control problems over the phone? 6.Do you need to know if your machines are up and running? 7.Have you ever wanted to ask a question to a machine operator who does not have a cell phone? 8.Have you ever needed a DTM to verify project progress? 9.Do you want to be more productive with your time?

49. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Project Management

50. Verify Machine Locations On Site  Putting grade in the office  Two-way data allows the supervisor to view the same information as the operator, including –machine location –Real-time status on site  This facilitates real-time decisions and allows them to know at all times that their machine is being productive

51. Send a Text Message to Machines  Two-way data allows safe and fast text-based communication between the office and the machine –Ideal for YES / NO questions  Eliminates time delays from phone calls  Allows direction of machines from within the office

52. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Data Management

53. Verify Data on a Machine CConfirm design files on a machine’s data card at any time UUpload new or revised design to all machines in one export EEliminate cost –M–Machine downtime –D–Drive time to the field –M–Manpower

54. Verify Design in the Machine  Troubleshoot designs in the office  Take a screen snap to see problem area and locate on design  Locate problems faster

55. As-built Data  Maintain daily progress –Turn on terrain map recording –Download recorded terrain (*.st) file from card –Import into SiteVision Office –Export to Excel CSV or Terramodel file –Perform volume calculations –Calculate area

56. SITECH (WA) PTY LTD Support and Training

57. Confirm What Is on the Operator’s Screen  Request a screen snap of the Trimble display

58. Remote Diagnostics  View a screen snap of the operator’s display and the diagnostics –Version numbers –Serial numbers –Enabled options –Machine details –GPS status –Current offsets –Loaded design

59. Remote Diagnostics  Retrieve radio diagnostic information –IP statistics –CMR reception –Error logs –Temperature logs

60. Update Machine  Firmware updates can be uploaded to machine –Upload firmware to machine –Send a text message to operator to restart display –Display is flashed, machine comes back on-line  Restore machine settings –Machine settings lost –Copy MCH file to card –Send a text message to operator to restore machine settings  Retrieve program log.txt file for Trimble support

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