The same system that prevents incidents also gives you the evidence a rule or a tender asks for. Pick your country to see each requirement, read from the official text.
Recording cameras on high-risk areas of construction sites worth SGD 5 million or more, since 1 June 2024.
AI cameras: AI is not required. It adds risk detection on the same cameras.
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Hong KongA Smart Site Safety System on public works over HK$30 million.
AI cameras: AI video analytics is one of the 4S smart device categories.
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Hong KongMobile Plant and Tower Crane Alert Systems on private projects over HK$30 million.
AI cameras: The alert systems are sensor based. AI cameras are a second layer.
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Saudi ArabiaA central safety room that EPC tender specs in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf call for.
AI cameras: Set by the client's tender spec. Invigilo supplies the AI detection layer.
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Australia, NSWMoving plant on construction sites, in force since 12 December 2025.
AI cameras: Lists camera technology with AI integration as a control to consider.
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Australia, VictoriaExclusion zones, speed and pedestrian separation for forklift sites, with statewide inspections.
AI cameras: Lists pedestrian detection systems as a control. AI cameras are not named.
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AustraliaThe national code of practice for plant in any workplace.
AI cameras: Does not mention cameras or AI.
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United StatesOperating and training rules for powered industrial trucks in general industry.
AI cameras: Does not mention cameras. Cameras can evidence the operating rules.
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