Energy · EMEA · 38 substations
Contractor and lone-worker safety across 38 substations.
A European transmission operator needed worker safety and contractor control across 38 substations during outages.
The challenge
What they were up against.
Lone workers invisible
Technicians at remote substations had no reliable way to raise an alarm.
Clipboard contractor control
Outage contractor control was a manual, paper exercise.
HV clearance by procedure
Keeping people clear of energised equipment relied on procedure, not interlocks.
Our approach
Vendor-neutral, outcome-led.
We delivered contractor and lone-worker tracking with geofenced high-voltage safety zones during outages, across 38 substations.
How we solved it
What we delivered.
- Lone-worker SOS and man-down detection
- Geofenced high-voltage exclusion zones
- Contractor on-site register with exit reconciliation
Results
The outcome the board saw.
38
Substations
Lone-worker
SOS coverage
Geofenced
HV zones
Outage
Workforce visibility
Technology used
The stack behind it
UWB / BLEGPSMaximo / GIS