Delivers Unparalleled Heavy Vehicle Fleet Management Safety Solution SGESCO-MAX is pleased to announce it has formalised a partnership with MiX Telematics (MiX), a leading global provider of fleet and mobile asset management solutions, enabling both companies to offer clients their respective solutions to deliver an integrated and unmatched whole of fleet eco-system safety solution. Founded in South Africa in 1996, [...]

Connetics improves safety across its HV fleet with MAX-SAFE. After a month-long trial involving three heavy vehicles, Christchurch-based Connetics has become one of the first companies in New Zealand to implement the MAX-SAFE Anti-Rollaway safety solution. Connetics is responsible for designing, constructing and maintaining overhead and underground lines used for utility and infrastructure services. The company operates out of depots [...]

Reversing Sensors for trucks and other heavy vehicles offer significantly more awareness than reversing cameras or mirrors. They are a sophisticated a solution that combine multiple technologies to alert the driver of people, objects, other vehicles or property near the rear of the vehicle as it reverses. In 2010 SGESCO-MAX developed the MAX-SAFE Reverse Watch ®, Australia’s first active [...]

SGESGO-MAX was recently recognised as one of four Safety Award finalists in the 2021 Queensland Community Achievement Awards, held at a gala presentation dinner at Royal on the Park, Brisbane, on Friday 5 November. Part of Awards Australia, the Queensland Community Achievement Awards started in 2002 to encourage, acknowledge and reward valuable contributions that individuals, communities and businesses make throughout [...]

SGESCO-MAX has announced a new Lifecycle Maintenance Program to ensure safety, asset up time and optimal life of MAX-SAFE Solutions. “Any vehicle safety system requires maintenance to ensure all aspects function as designed at all times, and ours are no different,” said General Manager of Operations at SGESCO-MAX, Darryl Marshall. “While we have always offered ongoing service and maintenance through [...]

Blind spot monitoring systems were first introduced in 2005 by Volvo as an option for their top-of-the-line passenger sedans. Today, they are almost a standard safety feature or option on new cars, certainly more expensive ones. However, with heavy vehicles that is not the case. Only a small percentage of Australia’s heavy vehicle fleet has blind spot monitoring systems [...]