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Every time a tool goes missing on your jobsite, you lose more than just the tool. You lose time, productivity, money and momentum. For too long, lost or stolen tools have been accepted as “just part of the job.”
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
With EquipmentShare’s mobile tool trailers – powered by T3Ⓡ technology – contractors are finally getting control over their inventory, saving thousands in replacement costs and keeping projects on track.
“After I walk contractors through the system, the most common response is, ‘This is a no-brainer,’” said Grant Reviere, EquipmentShare’s vice president of site solutions. “We’ve built a program that saves our customers real money and gives them time back to focus on what they do best.”
All your tools in one smart, secure trailer
Each EquipmentShare tool trailer is a fully stocked, on-site tool and consumable room where workers can quickly grab what they need and get back to work. You choose what’s inside. We take care of the rest.
What can go into a trailer?
- Hand and bulk tools.
- Concrete and masonry tools.
- Electric and hydraulic power tools.
- Welding, cutting and pipe fabrication tools.
- Rigging equipment.
- Consumables like PPE, hardware and welding supplies.
Optional services include:
- An on-site tool tech to manage inventory, certifications and repairs.
- A remote administrator who monitors tool usage and suggests restocks using T3 data.
Common uses of tool trailers
Construction: On large jobs with multiple trade partners, EquipmentShare trailers can help contractors keep their projects on track by keeping all the tools in one central location.
Industrial and energy: A ready supply of tools are needed during time-sensitive maintenance shutdowns and turnarounds at facilities and refineries.
Disaster relief: Trailers can be filled with cleanup and remediation equipment, or they can be bare and used for storage.
Why contractors choose EquipmentShare tool trailers
Stop the tool loss spiral
With T3-powered Bluetooth tags, you’ll know who checked out each tool and where it was last used. No more chasing down missing gear or buying replacements out of pocket.
“We’ve cut tool loss by 98% on tracked items like grinders and drills,” Reviere said.
Minimize downtime
When the tools your team needs are steps away — and in working condition — you don’t lose time or money waiting for deliveries or trips to the supply store.
“If someone is paying for a lift and they need to grind something or drill something and don’t have the correct bit, that little bit caused them to stop the task,” Reviere said. “Our goal is to never stop the job.”
Better data, smarter planning
Past tool usage helps predict future project needs. T3 analytics can recommend tool loadouts based on labor hours, craft type and scope.
“We’ll say, ‘Here’s what you spent last time on a similar job — and here’s what you’ll likely need next time,’” Reviere said. “I always tell them that what we’re showing you is as important for your future jobs as it is your current job.”
The bottom line
Tool trailers help you get the most out of your team, your time and your budget. If you’re managing multiple trades or remote jobsites, a centralized tooling solution can be the difference between staying on schedule or falling behind.
Ready to take control of your tools and jobsite expenses? Connect with a rep today to schedule a call.
