SECTOR · MANUFACTURING
Reason over production-floor risk - not every movement
Use existing cameras to detect PPE, guarding and behaviour candidates, apply the rules for each line and shift, then turn qualifying events into assessments and action.
HSE · RATE · 2024/25
Self-reported non-fatal injury rate per 100,000 workers - above the all-industry average of 1,780.
Construction, manufacturing and transportation/storage together accounted for 58 of 126 worker deaths in Great Britain in 2025/26 provisional - the sectors this page is built for.
SRC · 2024/25Source: HSE, Health and safety at work statistics, Great Britain (Open Government Licence v3.0). hse.gov.uk/statistics
Existing CCTV · Onwatch Node · on site
EXAMPLE · MANUFACTURING
What this looks like on a real site
A high-corner camera sees an approach to a machine during changeover. Spatial and policy gates confirm that the guard-open rule applies to this zone, Onwatch promotes the event, opens a structured assessment and prepares a toolbox-talk prompt. Illustrative scenario - not a customer case study.
Typical hazards
- •PPE non-compliance on the line
- •Approach to unguarded machinery
- •Pedestrian-forklift conflict in shared aisles
- •Repetitive strain and poor posture at packing stations
How Onwatch helps
- Site-specific reasoning between walkarounds and audits
- Photo-to-ISO 45001 assessments when a hazard is found
- Ergonomic scoring where MSDs drive claims
- SETH answers from your manufacturing SOPs
Other industries