CEMEX safety system funding

CEMEX Ventures is providing financing for PRYSMEX, a Mexican company that offers a technology solution that can help prevent workplace incidents. This innovative solution features a web platform with a collaborative management app that monitors conditions on customised 3D maps. It is said to enable real-time decision-making and can boost safety and productivity. Placed on the workers’ helmets, PRYSMEX devices monitor conditions, alerting personnel to potential situations and high-risk areas. In addition, i
August 16, 2018 Read time: 1 min
3016 CEMEX Ventures is providing financing for PRYSMEX, a Mexican company that offers a technology solution that can help prevent workplace incidents. This innovative solution features a web platform with a collaborative management app that monitors conditions on customised 3D maps. It is said to enable real-time decision-making and can boost safety and productivity.


Placed on the workers’ helmets, PRYSMEX devices monitor conditions, alerting personnel to potential situations and high-risk areas. In addition, its web application provides an analytical report of conditions. CEMEX evaluated the solution, and after its successful trial period, installed PRYSMEX technological solution at all its cement plants in Mexico.

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