Turn Existing CCTV into Workplace Safety Data

Start here: Is it RIDDOR reportable?, the near-miss log template, UK workplace transport injury statistics, and the guides and insights hubs.

Most sites start with a Safety Mapping: one RoboK camera on the area you worry about most, for two weeks, at no cost, with a written report and a review call.

RoboK SiteLens® picks out the near misses on your site’s CCTV, so you can act before they become incidents, injuries or damage. Each event comes with the time, the place and the clip, on every shift, and it usually runs on the cameras you already have.

Workplace Safety Monitoring on Your CCTV

RoboK works with health and safety managers at ports, logistics sites and manufacturing plants. RoboK SiteLens® uses computer vision on the camera feeds a site already has, and reports what it records by type, zone and time of day, so the conversation starts from what happened on the night shift as well as the day. The aim is fewer incidents and injuries, and less damage to vehicles, racking and stock, and less lost time.

Who We Work With

Trusted by Peel Ports, PD Ports, Port of Dover, Bristol Port, Portsmouth International Port, DPD Ireland, Transport for Wales and DFDS, among others.

What It Records

• Near misses between people and vehicles
• People in vehicle routes and outside marked walkways
• Entries to restricted zones
• PPE (high-visibility clothing and hard hats, where the site requires them)
• Reports by type, zone and time of day, with the clips worth your attention
• UK data processing and storage; faces blurred on request

Results

• Over 90% fewer potential safety breaches reported by Bristol Port within three months of deploying RoboK SiteLens® on its existing cameras
• Every shift — on the cameras you choose to cover
• Usually no new cameras — it runs on footage you already capture
• Near misses captured automatically — detected from the footage rather than waiting on a report

RoboK is a University of Cambridge spinout founded in 2017, backed by Innovate UK, Amadeus Capital Partners, Parkwalk Advisors, Cambridge Enterprise and the Department for Transport. It is Cyber Essentials certified.