SiteSURE™ is DEKCompli’s dedicated intelligence mode for fixed site operations — ready-mix concrete plants, precast facilities, quarries, waste transfer stations, MRFs, recycling facilities, and construction logistics sites.

It analyses photos, video, drone footage, and satellite imagery to deliver enforcement grade, defensible reports that combine advanced AI with decades of real world sector expertise.

Current Uses:

• Plant & Site Layout Analysis – Traffic flow, pedestrian/vehicle segregation, loading/unloading zones, and site specific risk hotspots and CDM expectations

• Wash Water & Environmental Risks – Full assessment of lagoons, concrete washout areas, settlement pits, pH, CrVI contamination, containment failures, and compliance with RPS 287 and Environmental Permitting Regulations.

• Concrete Plant & Quarry Compliance – Gap analysis against BCTA CORE, Quarry Regulations, PUWER, LOLER and current HSE/EA expectations.

• Waste Sector Specific Risks – MRF reject handling, hazardous waste classification, pollution prevention, fire risks, and compliance with the new Digital Waste Tracking requirements (2026).

• Bridge Strike Risk Assessment (Module launching Q3 2026) – Site exit/approach analysis, vehicle height risks, signage evaluation, and prevention recommendations.

• Pre-Audit & Insurance Support – Independent evidence packs for HSE/EA inspections, insurance claims, and major project due diligence.

• Incident & Near Miss Investigation – Forensic review of site footage for root cause analysis and liability protection.

Target Audiences:

• Transport consultants & H&S professionals

• Compliance auditors and internal audit teams

• Plant, quarry, and waste site managers and directors

• Environmental managers and sustainability leads

• Major contractors and principal contractors

• Insurance companies and loss adjusters

• Regulators (HSE, Environment Agency, SEPA) – indirect use via client reports

SiteSURE™ is already proving highly relevant in the waste sector, where serious pollution incidents rose 57% in 2024, and enforcement activity is intensifying ahead of the 2026 Digital Waste Tracking rollout.