A shift-end report tells you what went wrong. An alert tells you in time to stop it

PPE non-compliance is rarely discovered as it happens. It surfaces in a report, in an incident, or not at all. This system watches the zones that matter and raises the alert while the violation is still in progress, with the captured frame attached so there is nothing to argue about afterwards.

It runs on the lighting your plant already has, across day and night shift, on cameras positioned during a joint site survey rather than guessed from a floor plan.

DETECTION SCOPE

What the system detects, and what it does not

Three classes are included. The fourth is listed because plants ask for it, and because we would rather say no in advance than deliver a detection you cannot trust. Additional classes can be trained and quoted separately.

Safety Helmet

Flags any person inside a monitored zone who is not wearing a helmet, including visitors and contractors passing through.

In scope

Safety Vest

Flags a missing high visibility vest on operators and on anyone else who enters the zone while it is active.

In scope

Mobile Phone Use

Detects a phone being handled inside a zone you have designated as a no phone area during production.

In scope

Safety Shoes

Not offered. At floor level the feet are blocked too often by machinery, pallets and other people for the result to be dependable enough to act on.

Not in scope

REAL TIME ALERTING

From camera to acknowledged event

Four steps, all of them on your site. Nothing waits for a batch job and nothing depends on someone reviewing footage later.

Camera capture

AI cameras stream the monitored zone continuously, through both day and night shift.

On site inference

The AI engine classifies helmet, vest and phone events in the plant. Footage does not have to leave the site for a decision to be made.

Notification

A configurable alert carrying the captured frame reaches the control room dashboard, a mobile app or an email, whichever suits how the shift is run.

Event logged

An operator acknowledges the alert. The event and its frame are stored for HSE review.

REPORTING AND COMPLIANCE

The log HSE actually asks for

  • Violation log carrying the timestamp, the zone, the detection class and the frame that triggered it.
  • Daily, weekly and monthly trends, broken down by detection class and by zone.
  • Acknowledgement status, so an open event stays visible until somebody closes it out.
  • Export for internal HSE reporting and for audit.

HOW A DEPLOYMENT RUNS

Survey first, quote second

  • Joint site survey. We walk the floor with you and agree the zones, the camera count and the mounting positions. Nothing is priced before this.
  • Installation and commissioning. Cameras, cabling and the on site inference hardware go in, and the zones are drawn against the live view.
  • Model tuning. Models are tuned to your lighting, your PPE colours and your actual working patterns before alerts start reaching the floor.
  • Handover and support. Operator training, then software updates and remote support for the life of the agreement.

Every alert carries the picture that caused it, which is what turns a count into a record

24/7

monitoring across day and night shift

3

detection classes included: helmet, vest and phone

100%

of events stored with the frame that triggered them

Ready to get started?

Tell us which zones matter and we will walk them with you. Camera count and mounting positions come out of that visit, not out of a template.

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