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After-hours movement
A person is detected inside the compound at night. Security receives the alert and clip and attends the site, with the incident recorded for the client report.
Industry
Construction
Monitor site entrances, PPE visibility, hazardous zones, equipment activity, and after-hours movement.
Monitoring preview
Construction
Illustrative environment · Construction safety
- Works with the IP cameras you already have
- On-premises or cloud deployment
- Role-based access, full activity history
Overview
What construction does for your site.
Construction sites change every week, which makes fixed safety controls hard to maintain. Visrax uses site cameras to monitor PPE at entry points, exclusion zones around cranes, excavations and plant, equipment movement, and perimeter activity outside working hours.
Zones and rules are adjusted as the site evolves, and incident records support toolbox talks, client reporting and investigations.
A site that changes every week needs safety monitoring that can change with it.
What it does
Construction, piece by piece.
Each part is configured around your cameras, zones and schedules — the same system, set up for the way your site runs.
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PPE visibility
Helmet and vest checks at turnstiles, gates and work zones, with alerts to the responsible supervisor.
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Hazard-zone monitoring
Exclusion zones around cranes, lifts, excavations and plant, with presence and dwell rules that follow the daily plan.
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Equipment movement
Plant and vehicle paths on site roads and at crossings, with proximity alerts near pedestrian routes.
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Perimeter activity
After-hours rules along hoarding, gates and compounds, with evidence attached to every alert.
In practice
Situations your team will recognise.
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A restricted crane zone
The crane slewing zone is restricted during lifts. An entry raises a high-severity alert to the lift supervisor, who halts the lift until the area is clear.
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PPE at the site entry
A worker passes the entrance camera without a helmet. The gate supervisor is alerted and the issue is addressed before the worker reaches the work area.
Questions
Construction questions
Straight answers about how this is configured, what it needs and what it does not do.
01How are zones kept up to date as the site changes?
Zones are redrawn from the camera view as part of the daily or weekly plan. Changes are versioned so the record shows which zones applied when.
02Can temporary or mobile cameras be used?
Yes, as long as they expose a standard IP stream and have a stable connection. Many sites use mast-mounted cameras with on-site processing.
03Does it support client and HSE reporting?
Incident records with evidence and history can be exported by zone, type and period for client, principal contractor and HSE reviews.
04Can several subcontractors receive alerts?
Yes. Routing is configured per zone and severity, so each subcontractor’s supervisor receives alerts for the areas they control.
Next step
See construction on your cameras.
Tell us about your sites and what you need to catch. We will walk through a setup that fits the way your operation runs.