How should a mine test fatigue and proximity alerts before rollout?
Run a pilot on representative vehicles, shifts and routes, and record every alert and missed event before deciding on a full rollout.
Agree in advance what counts as a correct alert, a false alert and a missed event, and review the video for each case.
Set acceptance criteria
Write down the alert types, targets and review method before the pilot starts.
Fatigue alerts
Test on day and night shifts, with drivers' real eyewear and seating positions.
Proximity alerts
Walk-test the warning zones around the vehicle with the site safety team.
Before you deploy
- Pilot results apply to the tested vehicles and conditions; retest when vehicles, cameras or settings change.
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