INSTALLED ON OVER 15,000 VEHICLES

OUR MAX-SAFE – MAXIMUM SAFETY® RANGE OF HEAVY VEHICLE SAFETY SOLUTIONS HAVE BEEN PIONEERED TO HELP IN:


WE AIM TO PROVIDE A WHOLE OF VEHICLE SAFETY ECO-SYSTEM USING INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES THAT MARRY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, I.T., AND LEADING FLEET AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE.

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When you see the kits, the installation and how it works in action — no driver intervention — nothing for the driver to remember — safety of the vehicle and safety of people — it’s well worth it.

WAYNE MUIZNIEKS | Fleet Coordinator Connetics, New Zealand.

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MAX-SAFE SAFETY ECO-SYSTEM


THE MOST ADVANCED, PREVENTATIVE SAFETY SYSTEM FOR HEAVY VEHICLE FLEET MANAGEMENT

The MAX-SAFE Safety Eco-System provides a holistic approach to heavy vehicle safety. It combines an array of active safety solutions with driver behaviour and educational tools to provide fleet managers the ability to deliver higher safety outcomes than ever before.

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OUR DEALERS


OUR NETWORK OF AUTHORISED DEALERS ACROSS AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND CAN INSTALL AND MAINTAIN YOUR COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SAFETY SOLUTION.

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NEWS


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Civil companies trial latest MAX-SAFE AI solutions to improve VRU safety.

November 12th, 2024

Three Australian civil construction giants – Seymour Whyte, BMD Constructions and McConnell Dowell – have trialled the latest MAX-SAFE AI VRU solutions for heavy vehicles in readiness for likely new government contract safety standards.

Transformation of Europe’s Heavy Vehicle Sector

November 6th, 2024

SGESCO-MAX’s Managing Director, Scott McPherson, recently attended Germany’s bi-ennial IAA TRANSPORTATION conference and exhibition to discover the latest technologies and developments in the transport and commercial vehicle sector.

SGESCO-MAX urges councils to adopt AI heavy vehicle safety technologies

October 10th, 2024

Every week on every suburban street in Australia drives a waste management truck, making them the most common heavy vehicle that Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) encounter.