How Did A Mine Site Improve Pedestrian Safety with a Solar Pedestrian Warning System
Client Brief
Rio Tinto approached us seeking a solution to improve pedestrian safety at their Tom Price mine site in Western Australia. The client required a solar pedestrian crossing system that was highly visible, easy to operate, and suitable for the harsh mining environment.
Assessment
Our team assessed the site conditions and determined that a pedestrian warning, illuminated signage would provide the most effective safety reinforcement. The solution needed to be relocatable to adapt to the constantly changing mine site layout. Key features of the Solar Pedestrian Crossing System:
- Push-button activation allows pedestrians to trigger the warning when crossing.
- LED enhanced signage ensures high visibility day and night.
- Relocatable water-filled bases provide stability while allowing flexibility to move the signs as needed.
- Durable construction suitable for harsh mining environments.
- Edge-lit and back-lit design for clear, attention-grabbing warnings.
Outcome
We supplied and installed a pair of push-button activated LED Enhanced Pedestrian Road Signs, securely mounted on SLD Relocatable Water-Filled Bases. This system provides clear visual warning, significantly improving on-site safety.
The sign provides a clear, illuminated visual warning to approaching drivers whenever pedestrians activate the push button, reducing the risk of collisions in high-traffic areas.
Yes, the signs are mounted on relocatable water-filled bases, allowing them to be safely moved as the mine layout evolves. Steel relocatable bases are available for purchase.
Definitely, the LED signs are built with rugged, weatherproof, and impact-resistant materials, designed to withstand dust, vibration, and extreme temperatures.