Safety Shield Global given boost by major investor

A technology firm has secured major backing to support its expansion.

Safety Shield Global, based in Winsford announced it has received a substantial investment from H2 Equity Partners to support the acceleration of its growth plans.

Founded in 2018, the company specialises in AI-powered human-form recognition systems designed to improve safety in industrial environments, including construction, infrastructure, and energy sectors.

A H2 Equity Partners spokesperson said: "Following the investment, the management team of Jonathan Guest and Paul Westmacott will continue to lead the business and work closely with H2 to deliver Safety Shield’s ambitious growth strategy.

Safety Shield currently boasts a large international client base, including customers in North America, and works with blue-chip organisations, OEMs, contractors, and plant hire companies.

The company’s technology is designed to improve safety standards across industrial workplaces by using AI to detect human presence around machinery and equipment.

The deal was advised by George Barnes, KBS Corporate associate director.

Mr Barnes said: "Safety Shield’s growth story has been a remarkable journey and they have developed several solutions which are changing health and safety across multiple industries.

"H2 Equity Partners’ investment will allow management to accelerate growth domestically and internationally. We look forward to following Safety Shield’s continued success."

For the full story, see Northwich Guardian

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