Up until recently, it was hardly real to control fuel consumption without losses. These processes lacked transparency. Besides, there was no centralized accounting, and all the data was recorded for each unit separately.
Neither frequent reviews nor security services could deal with fuel theft. Whereas in some cases culprits managed to steal up to 50% of fuel. However, that was before the fuel management solution entered the game.
Tanks, tankers and all equipment in one electronic accounting system
Fuel stations, containers for fuel storage
Fuel cards
Cash payment for refueling
Why is fuel management so hard to organise?
Losses can be up to 50%!
Background:
Accounting of each unit is carried out separately
Fuel consumption operations remain in the shadow
Heaps of papers coming from several offices at once
Comparing papers with system data constitutes a daunting challenge
At the end of each month a great amount of fuel is filed away
MONTRANS fuel management enables users to push forward boundaries in balancing resources, making all the processes centralised and transparent. Fuel storage tanks, fuel tankers, and all vehicles are connected to one system.
✔ Driver card
✔ Fuel metering system (FMS)
✔ Fuel level sensor (FLS)
Fuel-metering control grants the opportunity to generate reports on all fuel recipients, nozzle usage with precise date, time, location, and map markers.
Where needed the maximum fuel amount can be assigned to each driver card. Thus, employees wouldn't have a chance to overuse the resources, going beyond the limit.
With the implementation of Fuel management by MONTRANS the cost-saving level reached 30%. According to statistics, this solution for fuel control pays for itself within 2-3 months.
All the data provided by fuel-metering control and fuel level sensor gets synchronized and integrated into one system. These processes run in real-time and the reports are made out in soft copy.
Results
Optimization and reduction of fuel costs
Receipts and expenses at each stage of fuel supply
Elimination of losses and short-runs
Vendor and quality control
Cost reduction for paper handling
Consolidated reports containing fuel distribution stages