Celebrating a decade of keeping a safe distance.

This is especially relevant in high risk industries, such as construction or waste and recycling, where workers are often in close proximity to vehicles and plant in confined spaces. 

SiteZone Safety’s most well-known offering is the SiteZone RFID (radio frequency identification) proximity warning system. It was designed to be a safety enhancement to existing safety protocols and has evolved into a suite of proximity warning products that cater to the various collision risk demands of clients. 

In fact, there are 12,000 SiteZone tags being worn by workers across the UK to date. 

The innovative product range includes SiteZone iNstant, a wireless RFID PWS; Dumper Advance, a robust RFID PWS designed specifically for forward tipping dumpers, with flexible exclusion zone capability;  BucketZone, designed for extendable machine parts which may accidentally strike personnel; OverSite, the telematic function, which captures data from SiteZone to be used as a safety monitoring and benchmarking tool for managers; and the latest, patent-pending SmartBubble, that uses a range of technologies to increase the efficacy of the SiteZone system on site.

SiteZone Safety has an ongoing relationship with hire partners, ESS Safeforce, making SiteZone and its ancillary products accessible to all workers, and companies in high collision risk industries. Being able to hire SiteZone Safety products offers not just safety coverage, but technical support and at an affordable cost for smaller operators. 

Gary Escott, director and co-founder of SiteZone Safety, says: “Thanks to the inherent flexibility of SiteZone proximity warning system, it can be tailored to create bespoke anti-collision safety solutions for every client. It wouldn’t be possible without the dedicated SiteZone Safety team, and our partners and technical collaborators over the last decade. We look forward to doing even more to raise the bar on safety at work. We are so proud of how far we’ve come and the positive differences we’ve made – both technologically and in safety terms.” 

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