Edgentik uses one camera you already own to find where a defined forklift–pedestrian condition keeps repeating—so your team can focus its investigation and measure the same condition again after action.
This sample shows how a Scan turns reviewed camera evidence into a bounded finding, keeps the employer’s control decision attached to it, and preserves a matched measurement after implementation.
Twelve of 34 reviewed episodes occurred at the same crossing in the same two-hour window—more than twice the rate of any other period. The result gives the team one place and one operating window for focused investigation and control review.
Operational focus: inspect separation controls at Aisle 7 during the peak period.
In this illustrative workflow, the employer assesses the hazard and records a fixed pedestrian barrier, supported by schedule separation and refreshed markings.
Illustrative decision owner · Site Operations
The demonstration result moved from 0.35 to 0.18 per usable hour using the same camera, zone, policy, review method and 96-hour observation basis. The comparison is descriptive and does not attribute the difference to the illustrative control.
Illustrative next decision: retain the control and run one additional matched-method cycle.
Demonstration measurement, not a customer outcome or causation claim. Full method, denominators and limits are in the report.
Pedestrian and material-handling equipment occupy the defined Aisle 7 crossing during one reviewed episode.
The reviewed moment preserves the route relationship used to confirm the defined condition.
The reviewed record ties the episode to the configured camera, zone and policy boundary.
Source frames are not published on this public page. In a production Scan the full evidence stays in your controlled Scan record and is reviewed with your team.
Distinct episodes are reviewed once, then grouped by area, time and defined condition. The result gives EHS and Operations a specific place and operating window to inspect.
Edgentik supports restricted-zone entry as a separately configured camera policy. This compact example shows how the same method applies beyond forklift–pedestrian proximity.
Condition: entry across the Dock 4 east configured boundary.
Observation basis: 47 reviewed episodes across 128 usable hours.
Concentration: 18 of 47 episodes occurred from 11:00–13:00.
Representative site decision: use a fixed crossing, extend separation at the east boundary and move break-period travel away from the staging window.
Each Scan keeps its own denominator, so conditions are never blended into one inflated score. The two conditions do not share an observation basis, so no matched-basis comparison is presented here.
Every Scan preserves the evidence supporting the operating decision while keeping hazard assessment and control selection with the employer.
Reviewed episodes, usable observation time and the agreed measurement basis.
Where and when the defined condition concentrated, with representative evidence.
The employer-selected action, owner and available implementation evidence.
What the same measurement showed afterward and whether to expand, refine or stop.
Scheduled and usable hours are disclosed so event counts are not presented without coverage. One distinct camera-derived episode is confirmed by a reviewer; continuous frames from the same episode are counted once.
Edgentik records the decision; the employer assesses the hazard and selects the control. The employer considers potential consequence, existing controls and measured exposure when determining priority.
The baseline and recheck used the same camera, zone, policy, review method and 96-hour observation basis. Reopen or refine if the reduction is not sustained or operating conditions materially change.
The Scan does not assess severity or rank this finding against other site hazards. Site activity volume was not independently measured. The result does not by itself establish causation or a change in overall safety risk.
Start with one existing camera, one defined operating concern and one decision your team needs to make. Before kickoff, Edgentik confirms the camera, measurement standard, success criteria and continuing-deployment options.