If you operate a fleet of mining trucks, the safety of your operators, ground workers and support vehicles should always come first. In mining environments, visibility challenges are far more complex than on public roads.

Dust, darkness, uneven terrain and steep slopes often block the operator’s line of sight. Large haul bodies create deep rear blind zones, especially when reversing toward a crusher or dump point. Fog, rain and headlight glare reduce clarity at night. In busy loading areas, workers move close to operating vehicles, making low-speed collisions a major risk. These real-world conditions not only threaten safety but also lead to equipment damage, unexpected downtime and higher operational costs.

Improve onsite safety with IR Thermal Imaging Camera System, AI 360 Surround View Camera System, UN R46 Electronic Mirror Camera Systems and Active Alarm Safety Accessories — solutions designed for large haul trucks, loaders and other heavy mining machines. These mining truck camera systems adapt to different haul vehicle types and can be customized to meet specific mine-site requirements. They help operators monitor blind spots when hauling, dumping or maneuvering in tight loading areas, and provide visual and audio alerts in real time. And record accidents or collisions for legal matters. For mine managers, this means better control of safety risks, fewer collision-related shutdowns and a safer working zone for both operators and ground personnel.

(The IR Thermal Imaging Camera safety solution provides an extra layer of visibility where conventional cameras struggle. It detects heat signatures through dust, darkness and rain, helping operators spot workers that would otherwise blend into the environment. This is especially useful during night hauling or in low-visibility loading zones, where quick identification of hazards is critical.)