Safety & Industrial

Safety & Industrial Engineering, built for Where It's Used

We've engineered headlamps that survive a full shift inside an underground mine, and driver drowsiness detection eyewear worn by fleet operators on open highways. When the engineering on products like these is wrong, the failure isn't inconvenient. It happens underground, on a highway shoulder at 2am, or on a construction site in the rain, somewhere nobody's watching.

Outerspace understands safety and industrial products and systems.

We have a deep understanding of the specialised advanced technologies required to develop complex products and systems to exacting standards. We know safety and industrial products need to be reliable and efficient in physically demanding and dangerous workplaces.

Products in the safety and industrial space are often for commercial markets. Outerspace understands the dynamics of business to business marketing and the different priorities our clients have in this sector.

The real one is harder.

The Spec Sheet Isn't the Environment

Standard consumer tolerances don't hold underground, in extreme heat, or under constant vibration, and a product that passes lab testing can still fail in the field within a week. For Safety and Industrial Engineering, we design for the environment that actually breaks things first: dust ingress, thermal cycling, drop impact, years of use by workers who don't baby their equipment. The spec sheet comes after that, not before it.

We've engineered thermal camera systems, two-way radio systems and after-market vehicle safety parts to the standards this sector requires before it will sign off on anything.

In-house capabilities:

Thermal camera systems, two-way radio systems, red light and speed cameras, driver drowsiness detection eyewear, mining helmet headlamps, after-market vehicle parts, ruggedised design, construction site safety equipment

Standards we work to:

Shock and vibration compliance, IP-rated ingress protection