Brothers Food Services 通过现场可见性提高安全性和效率
技术
- 网络与连接 - 网关
- 传感器 - 相机/视频系统
适用行业
- 教育
- 食品与饮料
用例
- 现场人员安全管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
- 培训
关于客户
Brothers Food Services (BFS) 是德克萨斯州领先的农产品分销商，提供各种农产品、乳制品、特色产品和加工产品。他们在四个主要配送中心提供全方位服务的冷藏服务，这些配送中心的仓储空间总计超过 500,000 平方英尺。 BFS 致力于确保所有运营中员工的安全。该公司需要一个高效的系统来简化事件调查并节省工时，这促使他们在仓库和车队中部署站点可见性。
挑战
Brothers Food Services (BFS) 是德克萨斯州最大的农产品分销商之一，在维护其庞大业务中的员工安全方面面临着重大挑战。 BFS 拥有超过 500,000 平方英尺的仓储空间，分布在四个主要配送中心，因此需要一个能够简化事件调查并节省工时的系统。他们以前的摄像系统既耗时又低效，通常需要几个小时才能找到正确的视频片段以进行事件调查。这种被动的做法不仅耗费大量人力，而且阻碍了他们及时解决安全事故的能力。
解决方案
BFS 在其仓库中部署了站点可视性，以监控其码头、货架、冷却器和停车场。他们还在车队中引入了行车记录仪、车辆网关和环境监视器，以进一步连接他们的运营。选择 Samsara 作为合作伙伴的一个关键原因是能够整合跨站点的摄像机流。现场可视性使 BFS 领导团队能够比较不同地点的码头流程，确保遵循正确的协议，并确定最佳实践。该系统还允许 BFS 在几分钟（而不是几小时）内调查现场事件，从而更快地解决问题。此外，BFS 可以自定义视频权限，让更多利益相关者能够访问相关视频片段，从而改善现场工作流程并减少管理瓶颈。
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