Our mission is to stop incidents between people and vehicles in construction environments.
Our mission is to stop incidents between people and vehicles in construction environments.
Get a QuoteConstruction is one of the most hazardous industries for vehicle to pedestrian collisions, with over 15,000 workers being injured in the United States across 2023 and 2024.
We recognize that different construction environments and projects all have specific requirements. That's why we have developed an ecosystem of safety products that allow you to choose the best option for your needs - from advanced Al camera detection systems to market-leading proximity warning technology - all backed up by a comprehensive online data analysis dashboard.
Tag-Based Proximity Detection
Proximity Warning Core uses RFID personnel tags and vehicle-mounted antennas to detect workers in a full 360-degree field around heavy machinery.
View Core →AI Camera-Only Detection
A standalone camera detection system that uses advanced AI to detect people and vehicles.
Delivers colour-coded distance alerts and the option to live stream and download video clips.
View Vision360 →Tag + Camera Hybrid Detection
Proximity Warning Plus adds AI camera detection on top of Core tag-based technology, creating a dual-layer safety system that is widely seen as the gold standard in proximity alert safety.
View Plus →Retrofit any construction vehicle without taking it out of service for a full day.
No GPS or cellular dependency. Operates underground, in tunnels, and in GPS-denied environments.
IP67-rated components withstand dust, rain, impact, and vibration on active construction sites.
Choose the system that best suits your current requirements, with the option to layer additional products on top in future.
Supports compliance with OSHA workplace safety guidelines and UK HSE Construction Safety guidance.
Surface patterns, predict risk areas, and deliver actionable recommendations,
From excavator blind spots to congested haul roads, construction sites present unique challenges that standard safety measures cannot fully address. SensorZone provides targeted solutions for each.
The low-visibility zone around an excavator extends several metres in every direction, and the noise masks approaching workers. Proximity Warning Core's RFID tags essentially eliminate blind spots in a full 360-degree field, alerting the operator even when the worker is completely invisible from the cab.
Reversing machines account for many serious workplace incidents in construction each year. SensorZone provides active reversing protection - via cameras and/or tags - that delivers direct alerts to both the driver and any worker in the reverse path.
On large construction sites, haul roads carry a continuous flow of dump trucks, concrete mixers, and delivery vehicles alongside pedestrian workers. Vision360 cameras at intersection points detect people and vehicles without requiring tags, providing an additional layer of protection.
Where pedestrian walkways cross vehicle routes, the risk of collision escalates. SensorZone detects tagged workers approaching active vehicle paths and triggers simultaneous alerts to both the machine operator and the worker, preventing incidents at the most dangerous points on site.
We're proud to be the proximity warning system supplier of choice by some of the world's leading construction companies.
Every proximity event on your construction site is logged and transmitted to the SensorZone Insights Platform. This cloud-based dashboard transforms raw detection data into intelligence that helps you prevent incidents before they happen.
Visualize exactly where near-miss incidents concentrate across your construction site. Use heat maps to redesign traffic routes, reposition barriers, and enforce pedestrian exclusion zones in the highest-risk areas.
Automatically surface anomalies in your safety data. The Insights Platform flags unusual patterns such as spikes in poor safety performance, repeat offenders, or operators consistently not acknowledging alerts, so you can intervene before incidents occur.
Track how worker and operator safety behaviors change over time. Identify those causing the most risk, monitor the effectiveness of coaching and toolbox talks, and measure whether site interventions are reducing near-miss frequency.
Our powerful Insights Platform AI consistently monitors and analyses your site safety data in the background, pulling out quick summaries on what's going well, what needs improvement, and recommended actions.
Are you interested in piloting Proximity Warning Core for your organization or work site? If you are - or if you just want to speak to a member of our team - please fill out the short form below and we'll get back to you.
No. All workers on site carry the same SensorZone RFID tag. Tags can be assigned and tracked centrally through the Insights Platform regardless of which contractor the worker belongs to. This makes site-wide coordination straightforward even when multiple contractors are operating simultaneously.
Proximity Warning Core can be permanently installed on owned plant, while SensorZone Flex can be temporarily attached to hired or temporary equipment. Both systems use the same tags and feed into the same Insights Platform, giving you unified coverage across your entire fleet.
A proximity warning system places a detection zone around every construction vehicle on site. Pedestrian workers wear a small RFID tag that triggers an alarm if they enter the detection zone. Both the operator and the worker receive simultaneous alerts, creating shared responsibility for safety. Systems like SensorZone also feed every event into a cloud dashboard, generating heat maps and trend data that help site managers identify high-risk areas and take preventative action.
The most effective method is to deploy a tag-based proximity warning system. Unlike traditional approaches that rely solely on operator awareness, a PWS shares responsibility between operators and pedestrian workers by giving active alerts to both parties. Since SensorZone began being deployed on construction sites in the United States in 2021, there has not been a recorded incident between workers and machines on a site using the system.
