Getting a fleet compliant for a major mine site used to mean a stack of manual checks: seatbelt sensors that fail as often as they work, licence and induction records kept in spreadsheets, and safety officers reviewing footage after the fact to confirm what actually happened. None of that scales once you’re running more than a handful of vehicles across sites like the Pilbara, Bowen Basin, or the Goldfields.
IVMS 2.0 was built to meet and exceed the specifications set by operators including BHP, Rio Tinto, and Fortescue, without the manual overhead. AI facial recognition confirms who’s driving through Driver ID, automatically flagging unauthorised operators. The same camera visually verifies seatbelt use, eliminating the need for the physical sensors notorious for false triggers and premature failure in the field.
The payoff isn’t just an easier audit; it’s better data. Speeding, harsh braking, and fatigue events roll up into fleet-wide trends, giving safety managers a genuine read on where their LTIFR risk actually sits rather than a folder of disconnected incident reports. Compliance becomes a by-product of running the system well, not a separate job on top of it.
Make site access the easy part. Contact Digicore to see how IVMS 2.0 maps to your site’s compliance requirements.
