In high-intensity port operations, it’s common to find fuel discrepancies between 3% and 6%, even in companies with existing controls.
Without precise visibility, small differences in fueling, transfers, or equipment consumption can quickly turn into significant operational losses.
Cranes, reach stackers, RTGs, yard trucks, generators, and yard equipment all rely on fuel to keep operations moving.
When precise control is missing, small discrepancies in:
Begin to accumulate over time.
Port operators that implemented Control IMS detected average discrepancies of 3.86% within the first 30 days.
In a high-volume port operation, that percentage can represent hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
If you don’t have full visibility into your fuel, you’re taking on an unnecessary financial risk.
Fuel losses in ports are rarely obvious. They are spread across multiple fueling points, equipment running 24/7, and manual operational processes.
The most common risk points include:
Most terminals believe they have control… until they start measuring fuel with real precision.
Control IMS is an industrial automation platform designed for logistics operations with high fuel consumption.
It centralizes and monitors the entire fuel lifecycle, from terminal delivery to final consumption by each piece of equipment.
This is not just monitoring. It’s operational and financial control applied to one of the port’s most critical operational assets.
When fuel becomes reliable operational data, it becomes a strategic operational advantage
Companies that implemented Control IMS identified average discrepancies of 3.86% within the first month.
Documented cases show:
This isn’t theory. These are measurable results from real operations.
Many companies only discover the true impact of uncontrolled fuel usage when they analyze their operational data.
In less than one minute, you can estimate how much margin your operation may be losing.
This solution becomes strategic if:
If fuel is one of the port’s largest operational costs, your level of control should match its impact.
Intensive port operations commonly experience fuel discrepancies between 3% and 6% when accurate monitoring and traceability systems are not implemented.
Fuel losses commonly occur during fuel reception, internal transfers, tanker or barge unloading, equipment refueling, manual inventory processes, or unauthorized consumption.
Control IMS automates and monitors fuel inventory, dispatches, transfers, and equipment consumption in real time to detect anomalies and improve operational control.
The solution can monitor cranes, Reach Stackers, RTGs, terminal tractors, generators, and other yard and terminal equipment.
Fuel automation improves traceability, reduces losses, optimizes fuel consumption, simplifies audits, and provides complete operational visibility across port terminals.
In a 30-minute session we will:
This isn’t a generic presentation. It’s a session focused on your real mining operation.
More importantly, every accumulated discrepancy impacts profitability. The risk isn’t high fuel consumption. The real risk is lacking full control over it.
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