South Africa · Fleet Management System & Fuel Management System
AFTECH delivers fleet telematics, fuel management and AI dashcams across South Africa from a Cape Town head office — trusted by mining, construction, logistics and agriculture operators in Gauteng, the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the Northern Cape since 2009.
Trusted across Africa by ArcelorMittal · SOCFIN · Dole · WBHO · De Beers · USAID
In Short
AFTECH runs the fuel management system South Africa fleets trust — a high-end fleet telematics and fuel management company operating in South Africa since 2009, serving mining, construction, logistics and agriculture fleets from Cape Town to Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Northern Cape. It combines real-time GPS vehicle tracking and driver-behaviour scoring with accurate on-truck and on-machine fuel-level monitoring, RFID fuel-theft prevention and automatic tank gauging (ATG). Every litre is measured and logged by vehicle, machine and driver from a local office in Cape Town — and most operators recover the system cost within months through eliminated fuel losses.
AFTECH delivers fleet telematics, fuel management and field technology to operators across South Africa, with installation, training and support teams based in-country — matched to local and regional operating conditions.
Established in 2009, AFTECH has grown into a multi-national fleet management provider with a strong presence across Africa. In South Africa we support fleets moving between the ports of Cape Town, Durban and Richards Bay and inland hubs at Johannesburg, Rustenburg and Kimberley — along the N1 Cape Town–Johannesburg and N3 Durban–Johannesburg freight corridors, the Rustenburg platinum belt, the Mpumalanga coalfields and the Northern Cape iron-ore region.
For too long, operators in Africa were sold fleet management systems designed for European and American conditions. AFTECH engineers fleet telematics, GPS vehicle tracking and fuel management for South Africa’s operating conditions — the long-haul distances, the N1 Cape Town–Johannesburg and N3 Durban–Johannesburg corridors, the ports at Cape Town, Durban and Richards Bay, and the mining, construction, logistics and agriculture industries that drive the economy.
We deliver eight integrated technology solutions:
South African fleets run in conditions no imported system was built for — long inter-provincial hauls, fuel theft on remote routes, load-shedding at depots and dust-heavy mine and farm sites. AFTECH engineers fleet management, GPS vehicle tracking and fuel management around these realities, tuning every installation to the routes, sites and risks each operator actually runs.
Every system is installed, configured and supported by our in-country team — so a sensor replacement or software update means a local engineer on your site, not a call centre a continent away.
Systems fitted, configured and supported in-country — not from a call centre a continent away.
9a Sandown Road, West Beach, Cape Town, 7441, South Africa
Nationwide — Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, Rustenburg, Witbank & mine sites
087 022 0160
+27 60 797 1053
info@aftech.africa
Mon–Fri, 08:00–17:00
24/7 — emergency response & vehicle recoveries
Our installation, training and support teams are based in-country. Engineers travel to your site — whether it’s a fuel depot in Durban, a platinum mine near Rustenburg, a coal operation in Witbank or a fleet running the N1 Cape Town–Johannesburg corridor.
Spares and expertise are held in-region, and support runs in your time zone — South African Standard Time (SAST), not a call centre a continent away.
Our 24-hour control room monitors your fleet around the clock — coordinating emergency response and vehicle recoveries whenever you need them.
Real-time GPS vehicle tracking, driver-behaviour scoring and route visibility for long-haul and mining fleets on the N1, N3 and cross-border corridors.
RFID-authorised fuel dispensing that logs every litre by vehicle and driver — ending depot and jerry-can fuel theft at sites across South Africa.
In-cab AI cameras with fatigue, distraction and speeding detection — plus footage that settles insurance claims and disputed incidents.
Continuous bulk-fuel level monitoring for depots, mine sites and farms — from the Northern Cape iron-ore belt to the Mpumalanga coalfields.
Live tyre pressure and temperature monitoring that flags under-inflation early — cutting blowouts, fuel burn and tyre spend on long-haul and mining fleets.
Push-to-talk over cellular for convoys and field teams — instant voice across multi-network 3G/LTE coverage nationwide, with no VHF repeaters or licence fees.
Automatic maintenance scheduling and job control — triggered by real-time km and engine-hour data to cut unplanned downtime across your fleet.
Digital visitor check-in, host alerts, ID capture and site-access control with a full audit trail for mines, depots and secure sites.
We lead with the sectors that actually drive South Africa’s economy.
South Africa’s platinum, coal and gold operations around Rustenburg, Witbank and the North West rely on haul-truck telematics, on-machine fuel monitoring and AI dashcams with fatigue detection to keep haul roads safe, shifts productive and cost per tonne under control.
Construction and civil-infrastructure contractors are AFTECH’s fastest-growing sector in South Africa — protecting plant, bulk fuel and vehicles on remote sites with RFID fuel-theft control, on-machine fuel monitoring, GPS tracking and AI dashcams that cut the fuel shrinkage quietly eroding project margins.
Carriers running the N1 and N3 between the ports of Cape Town and Durban and Johannesburg’s City Deep cut cost per kilometre, prove delivery and protect drivers with live GPS tracking and AI dashcams.
Wine estates, fruit exporters and commercial farms across the Western Cape and Free State monitor bulk diesel, track tractors and harvesters, and schedule maintenance to protect yields and cost per hectare.
Operating since
Control-room monitoring
Integrated solutions
Install & support
— Operations Director, construction & infrastructure contractor, South Africa (AFTECH client since 2018)
AFTECH Solutions provides high-end fleet telematics, GPS vehicle tracking, accurate on-truck fuel monitoring and fuel management in South Africa from a head office in Cape Town, with installation, training and support teams that deploy to site nationwide — from the Port of Cape Town to mine sites in the North West.
AFTECH’s Fuel Management System uses RFID to authorise every dispense by vehicle and driver, logging litres, time, location and quantity to a cloud dashboard. With on-machine fuel monitoring and automatic tank gauging, it eliminates unauthorised fuelling, ghost transactions and jerry-can theft at depots, mine sites and construction sites.
Yes. AFTECH’s head office is at 9a Sandown Road, West Beach, Cape Town, with installation and support engineers based in-country. Systems are fitted, configured and maintained by local teams that travel to site — from Cape Town to Johannesburg, Durban, Rustenburg and Witbank — not remotely from another continent.
AFTECH serves mining (platinum, coal and gold around Rustenburg, Witbank and the North West), construction and civil infrastructure, transport and logistics on the N1 and N3 corridors, and agriculture across the Western Cape and Free State — with telematics, fuel management, AI dashcams, ATG and PoC radio.
Yes. AFTECH runs a 24/7 control room that monitors your fleet around the clock, coordinating emergency response and vehicle recoveries whenever you need them. Spares and expertise are held in-region and support runs in South African Standard Time — help comes from a local team, not an overseas call centre.
Book a free, no-obligation site survey through AFTECH’s contact page, by phone on 087 022 0160, or on WhatsApp at +27 60 797 1053. A local engineer assesses your operation, identifies the highest-impact deployment and provides a clear ROI projection at no cost.
Book a free site survey with AFTECH South Africa. Our engineers assess your operation, pinpoint where you’ll save the most, and give you a clear ROI projection — no cost, no obligation.