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Safety

Cameras that were recording for insurance, now watching in real time

Most sites already have the cameras. What they do not have is anything watching them while the shift is running — which is when an exclusion-zone entry actually matters.

Symptoms

You'll recognize at least three of these

  • Footage is only ever reviewed after an incident
  • PPE compliance is spot-checked and self-reported
  • Exclusion zones depend on everyone remembering where they are
  • Multiple sites, mixed camera hardware, no central view
  • Nobody has budget or appetite for a staffed control room

Levers

What we change, in order of payback

01

Use the cameras already installed

Edge units sit behind the existing estate over RTSP, so there is no new hardware at the camera end.

02

Alert a person, not a wall

Detections route to the supervisor on shift and a daily digest to the safety manager, instead of a screen that needs watching.

03

Keep working offline

Sites with unreliable uplinks keep operating, buffering events and syncing when the connection returns.

04

Send events, never footage

Only structured events leave the site, which keeps the privacy and bandwidth conversations short.

Live safety coverage across every site on hardware you already own, with a record of near-misses that previously went unlogged.

FAQ

Questions we get

It is designed around zones and equipment, not individuals — no identification, no per-person tracking. Where works councils or unions are involved we recommend bringing them into the design phase, and we have written the constraints into engagements before.

Yes. The audit covers each site's estate and network, and one edge unit per site handles the mixed hardware behind a common event schema.

Start with a call, then a costed plan

Thirty minutes on the problem, the site and the constraints. If it looks like a fit, the next step is a four-week AI Pilot at a fixed price, with acceptance criteria signed before any code is written.