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Scale-house queue
Count waiting trucks and measure their visible waiting intervals.
Review whether the queue begins at the scale or farther into the site.
Recycling & transfer stations
Measure truck flow and throughput across recycling operations
Measure scale-house waiting, tipping-floor cycles, and visible equipment stops across the site.
Request a demoThe operating problem
What the daily total does not explain
A scale-house queue can back up while the tipping floor waits on a loader. Equipment interruptions are not consistently logged, and an inbound-load question can mean searching hours of footage.
Fortune AI platform
Where is truck flow slowing down today?
Adjust scale coverage. Review scale-house wait alongside the camera evidence for the same operating period.
- 01 · AskWhere is truck flow slowing down today?
- 02 · VerifyReview the interval and supporting footage
- 03 · CompareTest scale-house wait on matched periods
Where is truck flow slowing down today? The scale-house queue is the first constraint. Review the camera evidence, the measured scale-house wait, and the next action: adjust scale coverage.
Truck and floor flow
See where the next load waits
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Tipping-floor cycles
Measure trucks entering and leaving the floor and visible loader cycles per hour.
Compare throughput by operating period.
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Running versus stopped
Review visible sort-line or baler activity and stopped intervals on suitable views.
Check the footage behind repeated interruptions.
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Inbound-load evidence
Keep time-stamped footage for each visible inbound-load event.
Locate a load for review using arrival time and the site's own records.
Getting started
Start with one truck route
Share a scale-house or tipping-floor clip with clear entry and exit points.
Plan your pilotFAQ
Questions before measuring transfer-station flow.
Scale queues, tipping-floor cycles, equipment stops, and load records.
Discuss your site's requirementsGeneral questions & other industriesIs the truck queue caused by the scale or the tipping floor?
Measure scale approach, scale exit, floor entry, and departure where visible. Compare queues at each stage rather than the total site visit alone. Match scale tickets separately when load identity or weight is needed.
What to measureQueue time per stage and completed truck cycles per hour.
Is loader availability limiting throughput?
Review truck waiting alongside visible loader activity and floor capacity. Ask operations to confirm maintenance, staffing, and material constraints. Movement alone cannot establish equipment health or a safe operating separation.
What to measureLoader activity intervals paired with floor waiting and reviewed constraints.
How can we locate footage for a disputed inbound load?
Start with the scale-ticket time and agreed arrival zone, then review the corresponding clip. Keep unmatched tickets visible. Video supports locating a handling event; it does not certify waste classification, contamination, or compliance.
What to measureTime to retrieve a matched clip and the number of unmatched records.
What scope and privacy requirements should we agree on?
Review pedestrian presence in agreed loader zones with trained staff. Video events do not certify safety, identify material contamination, or replace scale tickets and compliance records.