One of Australia’s recycling giants has become the first company in Australia to implement an innovative AI camera solution to protect unaware VRUs from a moving rear loader system.
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 [...]
The Brisbane 2032 Olympics will herald a construction boom across SE QLD. With that comes increased risks to Vulnerable Road Users. Will SE QLD Councils learn from London’s example? Brisbane’s successful bid to host the 2032 Olympics is likely to[...]
SGESCO-MAX is pleased to announce we have joined WMRR. The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia (WMRR) is the only national peak body for the $15bn waste and resource recovery industry. Its membership spans the entire industry covering landfill, recycling and resource recovery, energy from waste, e-waste, organics, construction and demolition, commercial and industrial, hazardous and biohazardous waste [...]
FIRST VEHICLE SAFETY TECH DEVELOPER TO JOIN 15 May 2021 SGESCO-MAX is excited to become the first vehicle safety technology partner of the NRSPP (National Road Safety Partner Program) – an Australian industry initiative that supports Australian businesses in developing a positive road safety culture. Launched in 2014, the NRSPP now has over 100 organisational partner members committed to championing [...]
