Facing Challenges

• The mining industry demands exceptionally stringent safety requirements for on-site operations, necessitating
  robust measures to ensure process safety management inspections, asset integrity, and strict adherence to
  safety guidelines.

• Conventional inspection procedures rely on manual checks of paper records before updating them in backend
  systems. This lag in information dissemination greatly hinders prompt resolution of underground safety
  concerns, compromising the personal safety of workers.

Solution

The Hogons flatbed HGT1 rear-view camera is capable of recording the working site and transmitting real-time data through wireless networks and Bluetooth technology. Upon receiving notifications, management personnel can promptly develop corrective measures for identified hazards and issue warning notices to ensure the safety and coordination of personnel and assets.The integrated management system enables online input, inquiry, and submission of hazard-related information, allowing for targeted and focused control measures in key areas. This further enhances the quality of safety hazard identification, investigation, and mitigation.

Application Performance

• The use of automated systems for online data entry speeds up the process, while employing high-speed
  networks for data transmission reduces the time required for information dissemination, resulting in the
  most efficient resolution of safety hazards.

• The HGT1 automatically aggregates and analyzes data, presenting information through statistical reports,
  charts, and visual displays, enabling management personnel to quickly understand the situation and devise
  appropriate action plans.

• The HGT1 is equipped with the capability to capture and archive photographic evidence of abnormal
  situations and non-compliance, providing a reference for tracing safety regulatory responsibilities.

• The device is designed to operate in extreme temperatures ranging from -10°C to 55°C, making it suitable
  for the hazardous high-pressure working conditions found underground.