This confined space monitoring video shows TeQ Shield™ GUARDIAN-PRIME, the next generation of remote confined space monitoring technology from United Safety. As the flagship of the TeQ Shield™ GUARDIAN family, GUARDIAN-PRIME combines live video, gas detection and two-way communication with mesh networking, AI detection and online reporting.
It is purpose-built for long-term, complex industrial projects and high-risk work environments, and rated for extreme conditions from −40°C to 50°C. Watch how operators keep watch over every confined space entry from a single command center. They can track headcount, gas readings and safety indicators without adding personnel at each entry point.
What you’ll see in this video
- Badging at the entry, with two-way noise-canceling audio, LED alarms and audible cues in several languages
- Up to four camera feeds per entry, using 8K, PTZ or LiDAR cameras
- Integrated AI that detects PPE and badge swipe misses
- Gas detection built into the eCSE kit, with no separate pumps
- A self-repairing wireless mesh that new units connect to automatically
- Headcount, gas readings and safety indicators on the analytics dashboard, live feeds on a tablet at the entry, and headcount reports on your phone
Built for complex confined space projects
Confined space entry into tanks, vessels, columns, reactors and boilers during turnarounds and shutdowns in oil and gas, petrochemicals, power generation and heavy industry. The equipment is rated from −40°C to 50°C.
Case Study
From blind spots to complete visibility
A client was falling behind on critical-path vessels with little visibility into work progress. GUARDIAN-PRIME tracked craft, headcount and time-in-vessel and pushed the data to an online portal over the mesh. Turnaround leads could then fix shortages during the event, rather than after the schedule slipped.