DriverGuard.
DriverGuard applies the same discipline to vehicle operation — on site roads, in yards and depots. Rules concern conduct that is observable and configured, and every ticket goes through the same human review.
What DriverGuard watches for.
Each module is a configured rule set. Modules with their own page describe the ticket they raise.
SpeedWatch
Vehicle speed in restricted zones.
BeltCheck
Seatbelt compliance during vehicle operation.
PhoneAlert
Mobile-phone use while a vehicle is in motion.
FatigueSense
Safety-critical signs of drowsiness such as prolonged eye closure. A safety condition, reviewed by a person — not an assessment of mood.
GeoTrace
Location correlation, so a ticket carries where it happened.
MotionTrack
Vehicle movement patterns in the areas you configure.
A note on drivers
DriverGuard rules concern observable, configured conduct — speed, seatbelts, phone use — and safety-critical conditions such as prolonged eye closure. They are not assessments of a driver’s mood or character, and every ticket is reviewed by a person before anything follows. Which rules are enabled, and where, is agreed with you and with worker representatives where that applies.
One queue, one review, one record.
AlertFlow
Every module raises the same kind of ticket into the same queue.
Human review
A supervisor is assigned; nothing closes without a name on it.
Evidence
Detection, review and closure kept together for the auditor.
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.