GuardianEye
FacilityWatch module

The spill before the fall.

SlipGuard looks for slip-and-fall hazards on the floor — spilled liquid in an aisle, a wet cold-store threshold — and raises a ticket so it is dealt with before someone is hurt.

Spilled liquid on a polished warehouse aisle reflecting the overhead lights, a wet-floor cone lying to one side.
What it watches for

SlipGuard, configured.

Spilled liquid
Liquid detected on a walkway or aisle floor.
Slip and fall incidents
A fall event in a monitored area, so help and the record both start.
Housekeeping follow-up
The ticket closes when a person confirms the hazard is cleared.

Used in

FW-SG-007Medium Resolved
Slip Hazard Incident
Location
Warehouse C – Aisle 7
Agent / module
FacilityWatch · SlipGuard
Assignee
Supervisor on duty
Incident evidence
Frame attached

Spilled liquid detected on floor, potential slip hazard.

Illustrative ticket. IDs, names and locations are examples, not customer data.

The boundary

SlipGuard identifies a hazard and, where configured, an incident. It does not assess injury; that remains with first aid and the incident process.

What happens next

The ticket is assigned to the supervisor on duty. They review the incident evidence, confirm or close it, and the record keeps the detection, the review and the follow-up together. See AlertFlow and the record.

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.

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