What if construction companies could improve site safety without adding new cameras or infrastructure?
That’s exactly what Alliad achieved at a remote healthcare construction project in Côte d’Ivoire by deploying viAct’s AI-powered video analytics across its existing camera network.
Within just three months, the project recorded:
- 41.7% reduction in PPE non-compliances
- 46.3% reduction in danger-zone violations
- 24/7 fire and smoke monitoring
- Real-time safety alerts without additional camera infrastructure
Turning Existing Cameras into Safety Intelligence
The project spans a large, remote site in a forest-adjacent area with limited telecom infrastructure, a growing workforce, and multiple activities happening simultaneously.
As the site scaled, Alliad needed greater real-time visibility to support faster safety decisions.
viAct deployed AI-powered video analytics on the existing camera infrastructure, using pre-built modules to monitor:
- Safety helmets, vests, shoes, and gloves
- Unauthorised access to restricted and hazardous zones
- Fire and smoke risks
Real-time alerts and an integrated dashboard enabled Alliad’s safety teams to identify potential risks faster and intervene before they escalated.
Because multiple AI modules could run on the same camera network, Alliad was able to expand safety monitoring without installing additional cameras or increasing headcount for continuous supervision.
Measurable Safety Impact
The results became visible within three months. PPE violations fell by 41.7%, while unauthorised access to danger zones decreased by 46.3%.
Fire detection was also active across connected cameras from day one, providing continuous monitoring rather than relying solely on someone being physically present to identify potential hazards.
“Working with viAct allowed us to turn [existing camera] visibility into more actionable insights, supporting faster responses and informed operational decision-making.”
— AbdulAziz Al-Enizi, IT Manager, Business Solutions & Projects, Alliad
For Mounir Ziani, Head of QHSE at Alliad, the technology added another layer of real-time oversight to an already established safety framework.
“viAct provided an additional layer of real-time monitoring that helped our teams identify potential compliance issues sooner and support our ongoing commitment to high safety standards.”
The Future of AI-Powered EHS
The Alliad deployment highlights a broader shift in construction safety: moving from periodic inspections toward continuous, AI-powered visibility.
As Gary Ng, Co-Founder & CEO of viAct, explains:
“Safety teams increasingly need continuous, real-time visibility, not just periodic checks, and they need it without overhauling infrastructure that already works.”
For Hugo Cheuk, Co-Founder & COO of viAct, the bigger opportunity lies in scalability. A successful deployment on one remote site can create a validated model that operators can replicate across multiple projects.
Alliad’s Côte d’Ivoire project demonstrates how organisations can build AI-powered safety intelligence on infrastructure they already have—achieving measurable results quickly and creating a model that can scale across their wider portfolio.
