Veolia Customer Story

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CLIENT:

Veolia

Recycling and waste management company, Veolia, is responsible for Brisbane City Council residential waste management collection with 170 vehicles in its Brisbane fleet.

With safety as a key business imperative, the company has completed the first Australian integrated trial of several new MAX-SAFE AI camera solutions designed to protect Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) around residential collection vehicles.

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With 99+% detection accuracy of the VRUs, Veolia has been impressed with the reliability of the MAX-SAFE solutions.

Andrew Forbes
BCC Contract Operations Manager, Veolia

Snapshot

Veolia is always on the lookout for ways to improve the safety of its employees, members of the public or VRUs and property. Its Brisbane fleet, responsible for residential waste management collection, largely comprises side-arm collection vehicles for kerbside pick-ups.

Two of the greatest risks a side-arm collection driver is confronted with every day are:

  • VRUs like pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders encroaching the work zone around a bin being collected and

  • Vehicles impatiently overtaking the collection vehicle

A recent six-month trial in Brisbane of the newest generation of affordable AI and other safety solutions from Brisbane heavy vehicle safety specialist, SGESCO-MAX, has proven their accuracy and advancement of VRU safety protection.

Read on for details on:

  • The situation
  • The solution
  • The trial
  • The outcome
  • The future
  • The benefits
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