Sustainable mass management
RockExchange is a digital tool for organisations that need an overview of materials, transport and resource use in construction and civil engineering projects.
From mass overview to comprehensive mass management
Get an overview of the materials in your project — where they come from, where they are transported and how they are used. Contractors can continuously log data on excavation, transport and backfilling, so the client can follow the flow of materials throughout the project.
Projects, locations and available materials can be viewed together, so surplus and demand become visible and materials can be redistributed where it makes sense.
Planning, traceability and documentation
RockExchange covers several key parts of mass management. In the same system, an organisation can plan the flow of materials, track transport and delivery locations, and document how materials have been handled.
This gives clients and contractors a shared system for tracking resource use, traceability and environmental requirements throughout the project.
For construction and civil engineering projects
Large construction and civil engineering projects can involve significant quantities of soil, rock, gravel and other surplus materials that need to be transported, stored, reused or disposed of.
RockExchange is built for clients and contractors working on roads, tunnels, railways and other infrastructure and development projects where mass management is a key part of the project.
Tailored to your project’s needs
A map-based interface gives an overview of projects, locations, and supply and demand for materials. Users can track material transport, delivery routes, origin and delivery locations, among other things.
The data provides the basis for follow-up, reporting and documentation of mass management and the project’s environmental results.
Want to know more about RockExchange?
RockExchange’s own website has more information about the solution, mass management, and how RockExchange can be used in construction and civil engineering projects.