Site safety and infrastructure control
One system for real-time monitoring, control and management.
Central control for sites and buildings
Our platform brings real-time monitoring of critical site and building infrastructure into one clear, documented view. It connects field sensors, collects measurements and presents them on a management dashboard with alerts configured to customer needs. Manage systematically using data: electrical safety, construction equipment and vehicle locations even with limited reception, early water and flood detection, and outdoor equipment control to reduce losses and theft.
- Cantilever scaffold safety
- Electrical safety and abnormal loads
- Equipment and vehicle control, even with limited reception
- Equipment and field control
Equipment locations and hazardous areas in real time
Large buildings and underground floors have reception dead zones and gaps in operational visibility. Dangerous electrical faults, abnormal loads, flooding and safety incidents may be discovered too late, risking lives, downtime and costs. Without control over containers and expensive equipment, losses and theft become an ongoing risk. NITARTI brings together electrical monitoring, equipment and vehicle locations, water and flood monitoring, access and equipment control, and outdoor oversight, with configurable SMS alerts.
In dead zones, faults are discovered too late
In large buildings and underground floors, electrical faults, abnormal loads and flooding are discovered too late, while expensive equipment is left unmonitored. NITARTI centralizes electrical monitoring, equipment and vehicle locations, water and flood monitoring, and access and equipment control.
What changes in your daily work?
No constant firefighting
Stay ahead of problems instead of chasing them.
More safety, less downtime
Improve worker safety with measurable savings.
Prevent damage and theft
Reduce equipment losses and theft.
Control from one screen
Records, people, equipment and access in one place.
A site managed with data
The manager or safety officer opens the dashboard to see status by area or floor: normal or abnormal electrical operation, equipment locations, flooding or leaks, and unusual movement or incidents. When something deviates, SMS alerts guide action: inspect, disconnect or control equipment when needed, and document the incident through closure. The result is a site managed with data rather than constant firefighting.
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