Industrial safety.
Clearly defined.

Accident prevention is the systematic identification and control of hazards to reduce the likelihood and severity of incidents that could cause injury, illness, or damage.

An AI camera is a camera system that combines image capture with artificial-intelligence analysis, performed on the device or through connected processing, to detect specified…

AI Risk Radar is an AI-powered industrial safety monitoring and risk intelligence solution that analyzes existing CCTV, forklift-mounted AI cameras, and fixed TRUE-AI camera…

AI-based industrial safety is the use of artificial intelligence to help identify, interpret, and manage hazards in industrial work environments.

A blind spot is an area that a person cannot directly see from a particular position or that a monitoring device cannot adequately observe.

Blind spot detection is the use of sensors or cameras to identify relevant people, vehicles, or objects in areas that are difficult for an operator to see.

A forklift blue light is a lamp that projects a blue spot onto the floor to warn nearby people of the vehicle’s approach or movement.

CCTV monitoring is the use of closed-circuit television cameras to observe or record activity within covered areas.

Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence that analyzes images and video to identify objects, movements, and visual information.

Downtime is a period when equipment or a process is unavailable for its intended operation.

Edge AI is the processing of artificial intelligence models on devices or local computing equipment close to where data is generated.

EHS software is software for managing environmental, health, and safety information, activities, and performance.

End-to-end safety is an approach that connects hazard identification, risk assessment, protective controls, and ongoing performance review across an operation.

Enterprise safety standardization is the practice of applying common safety rules, controls, and performance measures across an organization’s facilities.

Existing camera-based monitoring is the use of an installed camera network for observation, recording, or supported analytics.

FleetBridge is Trio Mobil’s forklift fleet management solution for equipment activity, efficiency reporting, impact monitoring, and operator access.

Flex Zone is Trio Mobil’s feature for defining a rectangular detection area around a forklift to support pedestrian-risk monitoring.

Forklift telematics is the collection, transmission, and analysis of forklift operating data through connected hardware and software.

Hazard detection is the identification of conditions, activities, or interactions that could cause injury, illness, or damage.

Intersection safety is the management of collision and visibility risks where pedestrian routes, vehicle routes, or both cross or merge.

Intervention-first platforms are safety systems designed to prioritize a configured response when a defined risk condition is detected.

A lagging indicator is a measure of a safety outcome or event that has already occurred, such as an injury count or incident rate.

Latency is the elapsed time between a defined input or event and a specified system output or response.

A leading indicator is a measure of preventive activity or control performance used to help identify safety improvements before harm occurs.

A lost time injury (LTI) is a work-related injury that meets the reporting scheme’s criteria for absence or inability to work after the day of injury.

Lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) is a measure of qualifying lost-time injuries relative to hours worked, commonly expressed per one million hours.

Lost time injury rate (LTIR) is a measure of qualifying lost-time injuries relative to hours worked using an explicitly stated normalization basis.

Multi-layered safety is an approach that combines complementary AI, UWB, vehicle, and zone-control technologies to address different industrial risk scenarios.

Multi-site safety deployment is Trio Mobil’s approach to applying a shared safety configuration across multiple facilities, countries, or regions.

A near miss is an unplanned event that could have caused injury, illness, or damage but did not produce that harm.

Near miss reporting is the recording and communication of an event that could have caused harm but did not produce that harm.

OSHA is the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the federal agency responsible for setting and enforcing workplace safety and health standards within its…

OSHA 1910.178 is the US general industry standard governing the design, maintenance, use, and operator training requirements for covered powered industrial trucks.

Pedestrian vehicle segregation is the separation of people on foot from moving vehicles through physical layout, designated routes, barriers, or other planned controls.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is equipment worn to reduce exposure to workplace hazards that can cause injury or illness.

PPE detection is the use of sensing or image analysis to identify whether specified personal protective equipment is visibly present on a person in a monitored area.

Prevention-first safety is an approach that prioritizes identifying and controlling exposure before an incident causes harm.

Proximity sensors are devices that detect the presence or nearness of people, vehicles, or objects within a defined sensing range.

A proximity warning system is a system that alerts people when monitored pedestrians, vehicles, or objects meet a configured proximity condition.

A potential serious injury or fatality (pSIF) event is an incident or near miss with credible potential for serious injury or death that does not produce that severe outcome.

A real-time location system (RTLS) is a system that determines and repeatedly updates the positions of tracked people or assets within a defined area.

Risk assessment is the process of identifying hazards, evaluating who may be harmed and how, and deciding whether additional controls are needed.

Safety CoPilot is Trio Mobil’s conversational AI assistant that helps EHS teams explore AI Risk Radar data, review risk trends or incidents, and generate reports using…

Safety video analytics is the use of software to analyze video for configured safety-related objects, activities, conditions, or interactions.

Serious injury and fatality (SIF) is a safety term for outcomes involving death or severe injury, commonly including life-threatening or life-altering harm.

Serious injury and fatality (SIF) exposure is a person’s exposure to a hazard or event mechanism capable of causing serious injury or death, considered in relation to the…

A SIF precursor is a detectable condition, action, or event that signals potential exposure to a serious injury or fatality.

Tag-based detection is the use of compatible radio devices carried by people or attached to equipment to identify presence, proximity, or location.

Tagless detection is the identification of people or objects without requiring them to carry a dedicated tag or transmitter.

Total incident rate (TIR) is a measure of a defined set of incidents relative to an exposure base, with the included cases and calculation basis stated explicitly.

TRIO LOCATE is Trio Mobil’s indoor positioning solution for tracking people or equipment within industrial facilities.

TRIO SAFE is Trio Mobil’s UWB proximity safety solution for configured warnings and compatible vehicle slowdown in forklift, pedestrian, AGV, and infrastructure applications.

TRIO SAFE AI is Trio Mobil’s forklift safety solution that combines AI cameras and Ultra-Wideband proximity sensing for pedestrian detection, alerts, and configured slowdown on…

Total recordable incident rate (TRIR) is a measure of recordable work-related injury and illness cases relative to hours worked, commonly expressed per 200,000 hours in US…

TRUE-AI is Trio Mobil’s AI camera and video analytics solution for detecting pedestrians and vehicles and triggering configured industrial safety responses.

Ultra Tag is a Trio Mobil wearable safety device that supports pedestrian detection in compatible tag-based systems.

Ultra Tracker is a connected Trio Mobil tracking device for personnel or assets in compatible industrial deployments.

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is a radio technology used in distance measurement and positioning applications, including industrial proximity detection and tracking.

Unsafe behavior is an action or recurring behavioral pattern that increases the risk of workplace incidents.

Warehouse safety is the management of hazards associated with storing, moving, picking, and dispatching goods within warehouse operations.

Workplace safety is the management of work-related hazards and risks to protect employees, contractors, visitors, and others affected by an organization’s activities.

Yard safety is the management of vehicle, pedestrian, and loading risks in outdoor operational areas such as trailer yards, delivery routes, and dock approaches.

Zone Anchor is a Trio Mobil zone control device that supports configured safety responses and connections to compatible external equipment.