Notice for people on a monitored site

Video surveillance and safety analytics notice

VERSION 1.0 · EFFECTIVE 12 SEPTEMBER 2026

This site uses its existing CCTV cameras together with OTDMT, a safety analytics system, to detect dangerous situations and prevent accidents. The system observes situations, not people. Faces and vehicle registration plates are removed before any image is stored or shown to anyone.

1. Who is responsible

The operator of the facility you are on is the data controller for the camera images. The operator decides which areas are covered, which safety situations are monitored, who may review the results and how long records are kept. The operator's contact details for privacy matters are displayed at the site entrance and on the operator's own privacy notice.

OTDMT provides the analytics software and operates it on the controller's behalf as a data processor, under a written processing agreement. OTDMT's privacy contact is privacy@otdmt.tech.

2. What is recorded and why

The cameras are the ones the facility already operates. OTDMT reads their video and identifies safety-relevant situations in defined areas, such as pump islands, delivery bays, hazardous-material zones, vehicle lanes and restricted areas. The purposes are:

The system is not used for marketing, for measuring individual productivity, for disciplinary monitoring of individual employees, or for identifying customers.

3. How the images are processed

4. Lawful basis

The controller relies on the following legal bases:

5. Retention

RecordKept for
Live video frames during analysisSeconds, in memory only. Not stored.
Anonymized evidence of a recorded safety event that is reviewed and closed30 days, then deleted automatically.
Anonymized evidence linked to an incident under investigation or subject to a legal holdUntil the investigation or legal requirement ends, and no longer than 12 months unless the law requires otherwise.
Event records without imagery (class, zone, time, severity, review decision)24 months, for safety trend analysis and training records.
Access and audit logs12 months.

The controller may set shorter periods. Retention is enforced automatically by the system.

6. Who can see the material

Only authorised people at the operator, such as the health and safety team and site management, can view recorded events, using a named account with role-based permissions. Every view, review decision and configuration change is written to an audit log. OTDMT staff access the system only for maintenance and support, under the processing agreement and the controller's instructions.

7. Sharing and transfers

Camera material is not sold, not used for advertising and not shared with third parties, except where the controller is legally required to disclose it, for example to a competent authority investigating an accident, or where it is needed to defend a legal claim. Video does not leave the facility. Aggregated safety statistics that contain no imagery and no personal data may be used by the operator and by OTDMT to improve safety performance.

8. Your rights

Depending on the law that applies to you, you have the right to:

Because faces and plates are anonymized before storage, the controller will often be unable to link stored material to an identifiable person. Where a request concerns a specific event, please give the date, approximate time and location so that it can be found.

To exercise your rights, contact the operator using the details displayed at the site. You may also write to privacy@otdmt.tech; OTDMT will forward your request to the controller without delay.

9. Signage and questions

Camera symbols and a short notice referring to this document are displayed at the entrances to monitored areas. Questions about the system may be directed to site management or to privacy@otdmt.tech.

10. Changes to this notice

This notice is reviewed at least once a year and whenever the processing changes materially. The version and effective date appear at the top of the document.

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