Vehicle tires pass over the raised pyramidal surface.
Reusable · Relocatable · Built for demanding access
Reusable Trackout Control for Construction Sites Across Asia
FODS Trackout Control Mats help reduce mud, sediment and debris carried by vehicle tires from construction and industrial sites onto public roads. The modular system can be installed, relocated, cleaned and reused across multiple projects.
Available for project consultation, purchase, rental and distribution partnerships across selected Asian markets.
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Dry pre-cleaningUse alone or alongside a wheel wash where permitted.
01 — THE PROBLEM
What is trackout?
Every vehicle leaving an active site can carry the site with it.
Trackout is the mud, sediment, stones and site debris carried by vehicle tires and undercarriages from construction, earthworks, factories, mines and waste facilities onto public roads.
Local requirements vary by country, city, authority and project. Information on this website is provided for general reference and does not constitute legal or engineering advice.
- 01Road contamination
- 02Sediment tracking
- 03Street-sweeping demand
- 04Stormwater and drainage impacts
- 05Safety and visibility risks
- 06Community complaints
- 07Project compliance requirements
02 — THE MECHANISM
How FODS works
A physical surface action, designed around the tire—not a chemical treatment.
The tire tread flexes as it moves across the mats.
Mud, sediment and debris are dislodged from the tire tread.
Material is deposited into the base of the mat for later cleaning.
03 — PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES
Built to move with the project
A modular entrance system for teams that value reuse, clear maintenance and flexible access planning.
Reusable
Inspect, clean and redeploy across multiple projects.
Relocatable
Move the entrance as access points and work zones change.
Rockless
Build an entrance without a conventional aggregate tracking pad.
Rapid setup
Modular layouts support efficient mobilisation with the correct plan and tools.
Purchase or rental
Choose a route that matches project duration and local availability.
Multiple substrates
Project-specific anchoring can support soil, concrete and asphalt applications.
Repeated use
Designed for inspection, maintenance and use beyond one jobsite.
Simplified cleaning
Collected material remains accessible for planned removal.
Wheel-wash complement
Can serve as dry pre-cleaning within a combined system.
Temporary access
Suited to entrances that move as the project develops.
04 — GLOBAL ADOPTION
Proven in Demanding Projects Worldwide
Official manufacturer and partner sources document FODS across infrastructure, airport, data-center, industrial and land-development work.
United States
Supported through a nationwide distributor and rental network, with documented use on major infrastructure, airport, data-center, industrial, energy and land-development projects.
- Caterpillar Allied Vendor Program
- Purchase and rental through participating dealers
- Caltrans TC-1 recognition
Australia & New Zealand
Available through established local partners. The manufacturer reports reduced street-sweeping requirements on Australian trials and finalist recognition in the 2020 IECA Australasia awards.
Europe
Available through established ground-protection and construction-access partners.
Japan
Introduced and supported by Kynergy International, with project consultation, purchase and rental through FODS Japan.
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Kynergy International is expanding FODS across selected Asian markets and welcomes conversations with distributors, rental partners, contractors and prospective customers.
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05 — FODS IN ASIA
One region. Different site realities.
Language, climate, project delivery models, wash-bay practices and regulatory terms vary widely. The right route is local consultation—not a universal claim.
Phase 1SG · TW · KR · MY · VN · TH
Phase 1.5HK · PH
Phase 2IN
06 — METHOD SELECTION
FODS vs traditional methods
There is no single correct method for every project. Compare operating needs before selecting a system.
| Consideration | FODS | Aggregate / rock | Wheel wash | FODS + wheel wash |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site preparation | Level, stable area + anchors | Excavation, geotextile and stone | Wash bay, drainage and treatment | Dry entrance + wet-system works |
| Water / power | Not normally required for operation | Not normally required | Typically required | Required for wheel-wash stage |
| Relocation | Designed to relocate | Material handling and reconstruction | Usually fixed | FODS portion can relocate |
| Reuse | Reusable system | Often consumed or contaminated | Equipment may be reusable | Combined reusable assets |
| Cleaning | Remove collected material | Refresh and sweep as needed | Manage wash water and sediment | Maintain both stages |
Wheel-washing facilities may be legally or contractually required in some markets and projects. FODS can be used as a dry pre-cleaning measure or as part of a combined trackout-control system, subject to local requirements.
See the full comparison →07 — INDUSTRIES
From temporary exits to major infrastructure
01
Heavy Civil and Infrastructure
Changing haul routes and sustained heavy-vehicle movements can make entrance controls difficult to maintain.
Industry guidance →02Road and Highway Construction
Linear work zones move over time while public-road cleanliness remains visible and important.
Industry guidance →03Data Centers
Campus-scale construction can combine high truck counts, phased entrances and strict housekeeping expectations.
Industry guidance →04Airports and Aviation
Assess tyre-borne stones, mud and foreign object debris (FOD) at airport vehicle gates and construction exits within the operator's airfield management plan.
Industry guidance →05Manufacturing and Industrial Facilities
Permanent and temporary traffic can move process-area sediment onto shared facility roads.
Industry guidance →06Utilities and Pipelines
Distributed work fronts and frequent relocation can make fixed entrances inefficient.
Industry guidance →07Solar and Renewable Energy
Large footprints and unsealed access roads can create multiple trackout points.
Industry guidance →08Mining and Quarries
Heavy vehicles and persistent material movement create demanding cleaning and maintenance needs.
Industry guidance →09Land Development
Multiple builders and changing traffic patterns can make shared-road housekeeping complex.
Industry guidance →10Waste and Recycling Facilities
High-frequency traffic and changing material conditions can challenge aggregate entrances and wash systems.
Industry guidance →11Temporary and Short-Term Projects
Rapid mobilisation and limited restoration budgets favour systems that can be removed and reused.
Industry guidance →08 — COUNTRY SELECTOR
Start with your market
Use the country page to frame local terminology, common methods and the questions to bring into a project review.
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Singapore
Construction site wheel wash · Truck wash bay
Malaysia
Construction wash trough · Construction site tyre wash
Philippines
Construction site wheel wash · Truck tire cleaning
India
Construction site wheel washing · Truck tyre mud removal
Taiwan
工地洗車台 · 工地洗輪機
South Korea
세륜기 · 세륜시설
Vietnam
Rửa bánh xe công trường · Cầu rửa xe
Thailand
ล้างล้อรถก่อสร้าง · บ่อล้างล้อรถ
Hong Kong
Construction site wheel washing · Wheel-washing bay
Hong Kong
工地洗輪設施 · 洗輪水槽
09 — COMMERCIAL OPTIONS
Purchase, rental and pilot projects
Direct purchase and quotation inquiries are welcome, even without a complete site plan. Pricing depends on market, freight, quantity and local availability.
OWN THE SYSTEM
Purchase
- Long-term or repeated use
- Contractors working across multiple projects
- Rental companies building a regional fleet
- Industrial sites with recurring access-control needs
FLEX WITH THE PROJECT
Rental
- Short-term construction
- Temporary or changing entrances
- Pilot projects and evaluations
- Rapid deployment when local inventory is available
START WITH EVIDENCE
Pilot project
Define baseline conditions, traffic, maintenance and observation points before wider rollout.
Check availability10 — REGIONAL NETWORK
Bring FODS to your market
If FODS may fit your customers or services, we would be pleased to explore distribution, rental, dealer, referral or service cooperation in selected Asian markets.
- Start with your current customer network or one opportunity
- Explore sales, rental, referral or service cooperation
- Discuss product information and market-development support
- Choose a practical first step together
- Build a longer-term approach only where there is mutual fit
No inventory purchase or long-term commitment is required to begin. Any formal territory arrangement is discussed later and confirmed in writing.
11 — DOCUMENTED APPLICATIONS
FODS in the field
Manufacturer-published examples, summarized with sources and without unverified performance claims.
San Diego Airport New Terminal 1
Support clean, controlled construction access in an aviation environment.
Read sourced summary →
NNSA High-Fidelity Training and Operations Center
Control site-exit sediment on a complex, long-duration project.
Read sourced summary →
Cotino, Storyliving by Disney
Coordinate clean roads and organized site access across a large development.
Read sourced summary →12 — FAQ
Questions before you specify
Does FODS replace every wheel wash?
No. Wheel-washing facilities may be legally or contractually required. FODS can be considered as a dry measure or as part of a combined system, subject to local requirements.
Can we rent FODS in every Asian country?
Not yet. Rental availability depends on country, inventory and local service capability. Ask us to check your project location.
Is pricing published online?
No. Pricing varies with market, freight, duties, quantity, project duration and local partner conditions.
Can FODS be used on concrete or asphalt?
The manufacturer documents multiple substrate options. The correct anchoring method, site preparation and utilities check must be confirmed for each project.
How do partnership discussions begin?
Start with an introductory conversation. You do not need to commit to inventory or exclusivity at the inquiry stage; any formal arrangement is discussed later and confirmed in writing.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Ask about a purchase or discuss the project.
Request a quotation with only the information you have now, or share site details for more tailored guidance. Partnership conversations are also welcome.