In the moments that count, SensorZone helps protect life

An ecosystem of products designed to improve safety by preventing incidents between people and vehicles

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Technology to help protect lives in the workplace

On any work site where workers and heavy machinery are in close proximity there is the potential for an accident.

We recognise that safety can’t be a one-size-fits-all approach, and different industries and sized companies all have specific requirements.

That’s why we have a portfolio of safety products that allow you to choose the best option for your needs - from basic camera detection systems to full proximity warning systems with comprehensive insights and analytics.

700+
Sites that have deployed SensorZone
140 million
Working hours protected by SensorZone
12
Countries around the world
140
million working hours protected by SensorZone
12
countries worldwide have companies using SensorZone

A range of safety options to suit your needs

Our portfolio of safety products allow you to choose the best option for your needs - from basic camera detection systems to full proximity warning systems with comprehensive insights and analytics.

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Protecting people from the risk of moving vehicles

Incidents between vehicles and people are one of the leading causes of injury and fatality in the work place.

SensorZone Proximity Warning can help to save lives from this ongoing danger by alerting pedestrian workers and vehicle operators when they get too close to each other.

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A wheel loader surrounded by a detection bubble in a waste transfer station

Protecting people from the risk of moving vehicles

Incidents between vehicles and people are one of the leading causes of injury and fatality in the work place.

SensorZone Proximity Warning can help to save lives from this ongoing danger by alerting pedestrian workers and vehicle operators when they get too close to each other.

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Integrated solutions for the modern work place

It doesn’t matter if you’re using the proximity warning system, the Vision driver assistance system, or the Insights Platform - all of our safety products have been designed to integrate and work with each other.

We even offer third party integration too, so you can get even more from your existing systems!

Protecting lives and promoting safer behaviours

SensorZone offers tangible and measurable benefits at all levels of your organisation, from Directors to the workers on the ground.

Mitigate risks

Improve ESG performance

Improve insurance rates

Greater efficiencies

Measurable and actionable data-driven safety insights

Less incidents

Improved safety procedures

Single source of truth for all safety data

Safety alerts for all parties

Protection at all times

Improved safety behaviours

Greater efficiencies

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Which type of machines are you working with?

This will give us an idea of how many SensorZone antennas you may need (larger machines often require two antennas).

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This will give us an idea of how many SensorZone tags you may need
(one tag is needed per worker).

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