SECTORS
RAIL
We have been designing and building customised HVAC systems for the rail industry since 1990, meeting and exceeding international railway standards. Our units have been fitted on carriages across the globe.
HVAC systems (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) on trains are essential for passenger comfort, regulating the internal temperature and improving air quality by removing harmful pollutants, dust and allergens. Our bespoke units are designed to withstand extreme temperatures, ensuring passenger comfort and safety in even the harshest environments.
INDUSTRIAL
WTF Global Enterprises designs speciality HVAC systems for industrial machinery and vehicles to withstand extreme temperatures and high dust and particle loads. These systems improve operator comfort, safety, and productivity while also extending the lifespan of the equipment.
With our HVAC systems, workers can operate in the harshest conditions without compromising their health or equipment performance. We offer custom design and manufacturing services as well as a range of standard products that can be retrofitted to a number of different industrial machines.
CONSTRUCTION
Busy construction sites such as large earthworks projects, road and bridge construction or other civil engineering projects must often navigate the movement of large earthmoving vehicles and specialized equipment. These pose a constant collision hazard to personnel on foot, and to each other. Modern technology can now monitor and control the distance between pedestrians and machines – and between machines – making these sites safer places to work.
WTF Global Enterprises has engineered a range of proximity detection and collision avoidance solutions that enhance safety in the construction sector. Their flexible design allows for a fit-for-purpose response to your specific conditions.
PORTS & HARBOURS
The movement of overhead cranes, forklifts and other equipment in harbour areas can make for close and potentially dangerous interaction of workers and machines. Proximity Detection Systems (PDS) can make a valuable contribution to safety in these workspaces.
In applications where it is not practical to issue sensors to employees – such as ship employees who disembark only temporarily – there is even the option of using non-tagged personnel protection. This includes cameras mounted on mobile equipment, which can be enhanced with artificial intelligence – and can work both in daylight and with infra-red technology at night.