Supervision
without gaps
Protective equipment compliance and restricted zones on the work floor
What slips between two inspections
- Equipment compliance is checked by periodic inspection, so anything that happens between two inspections is never recorded.
- One officer watches dozens of cameras at once; fatigue makes events slip through exactly during the longest hours.
- Closed zones get lines and signs, but there is no record of who crossed them and when.
- Incident reports are assembled from memory and handwritten notes, not from times that recorded themselves.
What supervision focuses on
The three things the node checks at the entry point to the work area.
ActivePPE compliance
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point to the work area.
HazardRestricted zones
A flag whenever someone enters an area that is currently closed.
AlertDaily summary
An event recap for the safety meeting, with no worker identities.
Built for high-risk industries
Manufacturing
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point; any zone currently closed is flagged too.
Construction
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point; any zone currently closed is flagged too.
Warehousing & logistics
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point; any zone currently closed is flagged too.
Mining
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point; any zone currently closed is flagged too.
Oil & gas
Helmets and vests are checked at the entry point; any zone currently closed is flagged too.
A simple rollout
- 01
Cameras face the entry points
Cameras are installed at the entrance to the work area and at the boundary of any zone currently closed.
- 02
The node checks the equipment
The node checks helmet and vest use at the entry point, and flags anyone entering a closed zone.
- 03
The safety officer decides
Events are sent to the safety officer as a record with their timestamps. The system assists supervision; it does not replace the person responsible for it.
Tell us about the site, we will put the proposal together
Entry points, closed zones, and the cameras already installed differ at every site. The system assists supervision; it does not replace the safety officer responsible for it.