Ports operate around the clock with thousands of workers, heavy vehicles, and complex machinery moving in confined spaces.
Even a brief lapse in situational awareness can cause injury, equipment damage, or operational delays that ripple across the supply chain.
Traditional safety supervision relies heavily on manual patrols, CCTV operators, and retrospective audits — methods that can’t capture near-miss events, fatigue behavior, or unreported safety violations in real time.
Common challenges include:
- Missed PPE compliance and helmet violations during shift changes
- Unauthorized entry of workers or vehicles into restricted loading zones
- Congestion and blind-spot collisions between forklifts, cranes, and trucks
- Lack of data-driven accountability for safety metrics and operator performance
NAYAN’s Port Safety Monitoring System transforms standard cameras into AI-driven safety agents that continuously analyze live video for risk behaviors.
Using advanced object detection, human-pose estimation, and spatial mapping, the system identifies:
- Helmet, vest, and PPE non-compliance
- Vehicle proximity breaches and zone intrusions
- Equipment malfunctions and unsafe operating patterns
- Workers entering hazardous areas or walking under suspended loads
At the edge, alerts are generated instantly — even without stable internet — and synchronized with the control room dashboard once connectivity resumes.
Supervisors can visualize events by zone, shift, and category (e.g., “Dock Area A: 3 Helmet Violations,” “Crane Bay 2: Near-miss Detected”).
This helps operations teams not only react in real time but also build long-term safety intelligence for audits, insurance compliance, and preventive maintenance.
Enterprise ready deployments
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The system is designed for near-real-time response — edge-processing ensures alerts fire instantly, and synchronisation with the control room happens seamlessly when connectivity allows.
Yes. The solution supports zone-wise mapping and monitoring. You can define spatial zones such as loading docks, restricted vehicle paths, crane operations areas, etc., and visualise incident counts per zone and shift.
It covers a broad range: PPE non-compliance (helmet, vest), vehicle-worker proximity breaches, unauthorised zone entry, workers under suspended loads, equipment operating outside safe boundaries, and other custom risks unique to your facility.
Yes. The system analyses video streams at the edge (on-premise or local processing) so alerts can fire even with unreliable connectivity. When network access recovers, all events sync to the central dashboard for consolidated visibility.
Every detected event is logged with timestamped video/image evidence, zone metadata, and operator/shift context. This creates a digital archive of incidents and near-misses which supports safety audits, regulatory compliance, insurance investigations and proactive risk mitigation.
Deployment is streamlined: existing camera infrastructure can be upgraded with the AI-monitoring solution with minimal disruption. The system is designed for enterprise-grade ports and can scale across crane bays, dock yards, warehouses and more.