Forklifts, pedestrians and one loading bay too many.
Warehouses and distribution centres are where vehicles and people share the same floor. GuardianEye watches the rules that keep them apart, and the housekeeping that keeps the floor safe.
On your floor.
Operations and warehouse managers, and compliance leads answering to customers who audit against TAPA FSR.
- Pedestrian separation
- ZoneLock on live lanes and forklift routes.
- Loading bays
- PPE Sentinel and UnloadSafe on the equipment and protocols unloading requires.
- Aisles and cold stores
- SlipGuard on spills and wet thresholds.
- Yard and gate
- SpeedWatch and vehicle detection at entry, exit and parking cameras.
- The audit programme
- FSRGuard maps incidents to TAPA FSR clauses and tracks SCARs.
Where most sites in this industry start.
The record your auditor gets
For every ticket: what the camera saw, its severity and status history, who reviewed it and what followed. For the period: CompliReport summaries by module and zone. Where TAPA FSR applies, FSRGuard findings mapped to clauses with SCARs and waivers tracked to closure.
The boundary, here too
Configured rules only. No emotion inference. A person closes every ticket. Responsibility for safety stays with the people who hold it.
Start with one site.
A site assessment looks at the cameras you have, the rules that matter on your floor and how the evidence would reach your auditor. Twenty minutes to find out whether it fits.