Mine Safety Alerting
Proximity detection, collision avoidance, and pedestrian alerting for surface mining operations
A live protection zone around every haul truck, light vehicle, and person on the pit floor. When two of them converge, the operator, the pedestrian, and the control room are all warned before contact, and every close call is recorded.
Aligned to the EMESRT vehicle interaction framework at Level 7 (operator awareness) and Level 8 (advisory alerting), without requiring integration into machine braking or propulsion. MSHA's 30 CFR 56.23003 requires US surface mine operators to identify and evaluate feasible safety technologies, including collision-avoidance and collision-warning systems, as part of a written safety program (Subpart T, compliance date July 17, 2024).
What You Get
Fewer Vehicle Interactions
Operators are warned in the cab and people on foot are warned on their tracker the moment a machine closes on them, so conflicts are headed off before contact.
Every Near Miss on Record
Close calls are logged and replayable, so safety teams correct haul road conflicts before they become incidents.
Alerting That Survives Outages
Trackers keep alerting vehicle to vehicle over local RF when the server connection drops, so proximity alerting does not depend on network uptime.
Works With Any Fleet
No integration with braking or propulsion systems required, so mixed fleets from any manufacturer are covered from day one.
One Live Picture of the Pit
Every machine and every person, with a protection zone that grows and shrinks as they move. The display below is what the control room and the cab both work from.
- Safety zones adapt to vehicle speed and type
- Time-to-collision and closest point of approach prediction
- Clock position callouts, such as "Truck at 2 o'clock"
- In-cab display for operators, vibration and buzzer on the person
- Closing speed calculation between converging equipment
- Incident Replay of any close call
The Site Awareness Platform Behind It
Every component is swappable: use our trackers with your command and control, or our display with hardware you already own.
See It Solve a Problem
Heavy Equipment Collision Avoidance
How dynamic zones, conflict prediction, and pedestrian alerting come together on a working pit floor.
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