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Employee transportation in Siberia
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Industries
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Logistics & Transportation
Use Cases
- Fleet Management
- Real-Time Location System (RTLS)
Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
SIBUR Tobolsk, a large petrochemical plant in Siberia, faced a significant challenge in transporting its employees to their workplaces. Many of the plant's several thousand workers were not local residents and were unfamiliar with the city upon their arrival. The plant needed a centralized tool for employee transportation to ensure comfortable working conditions for all employees.
About The Customer
SIBUR Tobolsk is a large petrochemical plant located in Siberia, Russia. The plant employs several thousand workers, many of whom are not local residents and are unfamiliar with the city. The plant is committed to providing comfortable working conditions for all its employees, which includes efficient and reliable transportation to and from the workplace. The plant was in need of a centralized tool for managing employee transportation.
The Solution
PK SKT, a partner of Wialon, proposed the use of the NimBus application for managing passenger transportation for this project. The specialists built up 300 routes in NimBus, set up schedules and stops, and trained dispatchers to edit and reassign routes and rides if necessary. A QR code provided by the company links to Locator, which shows the bus location on the map in real-time. This solution allowed for efficient and reliable transportation of employees to and from their workplaces.
Operational Impact
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