Engineering
Our engineering team designs, builds and field-tests monitoring units, and takes on custom sensing projects when a tank or fluid needs something different.
Global Asset Tracking has supplied remote fluid level monitoring and GPS tracking since 2010. Our customers know how much their tanks hold, and where they are, without a site visit to find out.
GAT exists to solve a simple problem: people driving out to tanks just to find out what is in them. For more than 16 years, that idea has run through everything we do.
From our base in Wangara, Western Australia, we design, build and test our monitoring units, and we run our own reporting platform. That means the hardware, the connectivity and the daily report are all ours, so when a customer needs something changed, we can change it.
Today, GAT units report from tanks in Australia, the United States, South Africa and across Asia. They sit on bulk diesel tanks at mine sites, oil tanks in dealership workshops, chemical tanks at treatment plants and fuel trailers on the move. There is no restriction on where a tank can be monitored.

Our engineering team designs, builds and field-tests monitoring units, and takes on custom sensing projects when a tank or fluid needs something different.
Every unit chooses between 4G and satellite on its own, so remote and mobile tanks report as reliably as the ones in town.
Our reporting platform was built in-house. Daily reports can carry each customer's branding, and each recipient sees only their own tanks.
A dedicated, trained team on live chat during business hours, every email answered within one business day, and phone lines that are always open.

Whether you manage tanks across remote sites, or supply the tanks, fuel or lubricants that other businesses rely on, we would welcome a conversation.