Fleetview 360 degree Safety - C3 Case Study

C3 is one of New Zealand's leading on-port logistics providers, moving around 30 million logs a year across its forestry operations using wheel loaders, material handlers and log-vessel grapples.

Category: Forestry ยท Solution supplied by: Viewtech / Fleetview

The Project

C3 needed better blind-spot visibility for the mobile plant operators moving logs across its port sites. After testing several camera suppliers, C3 chose Viewtech's Fleetview system, and has since scaled it from a single log loader trial to over 160 machines, including wheel loaders, terminal tractors, materials handlers, forklifts and log-vessel grapples.

Fleetview gives C3's supervisory staff a live, 24/7 view of operations from anywhere, and the recorded footage is used for incident reviews, quality claims and staff training. As C3's Change Management Lead put it, Fleetview has "been very helpful whenever we have needed support."

This project was designed, supplied and supported by Viewtech, not Mobile Systems Limited. Read the full case study, with more detail from C3, on Viewtech's site: fleetview.co.nz/c3.

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