Xwatch marks the spot

Using a combination of Xwatch Safety Solutions products along with Leica Geosystems has provided an extra level of safety for a South Australian excavations company.

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In this day and age, it goes without saying that safety should be of paramount importance at all worksites, not the least of which are earthmoving projects where heavy machinery, uneven terrain, and human activity come together.

Ensuring safety in these settings is critical to preventing accidents, protecting workers, and maintaining efficiency.

Of course, may common sense protocols can be implemented, such as ensuring operators and workers receive training in safety practices, the wearing of personal protective apparel, and identifying hazards to spot potential dangers like unstable ground or blind spots.

The heavy equipment itself poses significant risks if not handled with caution. That's why most new machines incorporate safety features like motion detectors, backup alarms, and automatic braking systems to ensure a safe work environment.

For a major business such as Adelaide-based Page Excavations, having such tools in its fleet is an absolute must and non-negotiable.

Director Daniel Page said the business has been involved with a significant number of Tier 1 and Tier 2 government projects over the years.

"We hold an extensive range of machinery, our operators are highly skilled with many years of experience, with a well-balanced and highly skilled workforce including female representation," he said.

"But as important, we have a strong reputation for quality, safety, production and reliability.

"Safety is paramount at Page Excavations. The company adheres to stringent safety protocols to ensure the well-being of all workers and the public.

“Comprehensive safety training is conducted regularly to keep the team informed about best practices.”

Page Excavations specialises in a range of earthmoving services, including site preparation, trenching and large-scale excavation projects.