List of Samsara Video-Based Safety Customers
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Companies using Samsara Video-Based Safety for Fleet Management include: Werner Enterprises, a United States based Transportation organisation with 13000 employees and revenues of $3.03 billion, Pike Corporation, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $3.00 billion, Superior Plus, a Canada based Utilities organisation with 4261 employees and revenues of $2.16 billion, Jensen Construction, a United States based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 500 employees and revenues of $200.0 million and many others.
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Jensen Construction | Construction and Real Estate | 500 | $200M | United States | Samsara | Samsara Video-Based Safety | Fleet Management | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Jensen Construction implemented Samsara Video-Based Safety across its U.S. construction fleet to strengthen fleet safety and operational visibility. The Samsara Video-Based Safety deployment is aligned with the Fleet Management category and targeted fleet safety and operations functions within the company.
The implementation used Samsara AI dash cams and Site Visibility as the primary components, enabling in cab alerts, video based coaching workflows, and rapid video retrieval for safety reviews. Configuration emphasized real time event detection, automated event tagging, and searchable video archives to support supervisor review and driver coaching.
Operational coverage was explicitly across Jensen Construction’s United States construction fleet, positioning the system as a fleet safety and operations deployment. Governance changes focused on video based coaching protocols and standardized video retrieval processes for incident review. The deployment delivered explicit outcomes reported in the source, including a 90 percent reduction in mobile usage, a 70 percent reduction in speeding and stop sign violations, and a 25 percent reduction in backup incidents.
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Pike Corporation | Professional Services | 1000 | $3.0B | United States | Samsara | Samsara Video-Based Safety | Fleet Management | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024, Pike Corporation implemented Samsara Video-Based Safety as part of a broader Samsara deployment within its Fleet Management environment, connecting vehicle telematics, video-based safety, and asset tracking across its U.S. infrastructure operations for electric and gas utilities. The Samsara Video-Based Safety application is positioned to support frontline crew safety and compliance, while the overall Fleet Management footprint addresses operational visibility for field services and administrative oversight.
The implementation includes video-based safety capabilities typical of the category such as in-cab and forward-facing camera capture, automated event tagging, and structured incident review workflows, together with asset tracking functions. Pike has begun testing Samsara Asset Tag technology to inventory high-value tools and safety PPE, and to digitize manual inspection and inspection scheduling processes needed for annual OSHA testing and compliance.
Operationally the Samsara platform is being used to link vehicle telematics, Video-Based Safety, and Asset Tracking data streams so safety teams, field supervisors, and administration can coordinate asset recoveries and inspection records. Coverage is focused on field crews and project sites across Pike Corporation’s United States service footprint, supporting business functions including safety, asset management, operations, and compliance reporting.
Governance and rollout remain in an initial testing phase for Asset Tags, with Pike administration leading inspection process redesign and field validation. Senior Vice President James Banner noted that several high-value assets lack serial numbers and that previously misplaced equipment could take weeks to locate and cost up to a million dollars annually to replace, and Pike expects the Samsara Asset Tags and Samsara Video-Based Safety to help minimize that downtime, reduce replacement cost exposure, and digitize inspection workflows while improving employee safety and efficiency.
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Superior Plus | Utilities | 4261 | $2.2B | Canada | Samsara | Samsara Video-Based Safety | Fleet Management | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Superior Plus implemented Samsara Video-Based Safety across its U.S. bobtail fleet. The deployment was a Fleet Management field services and fleet safety project focused on integrating video telematics into day to day operations.
Samsara Video-Based Safety was configured using the Camera Connector to integrate existing backup cameras with Samsara AI Dash Cams, enabling unified video capture and AI event detection. Functional capabilities implemented included AI dash camera recording, video based coaching workflows, and video exoneration for incident review. The implementation scaled video based coaching and exoneration workflows across operational crews.
Rollout emphasized installation speed, with deployments reported approximately six times faster than a rip and replace approach, accelerating adoption across the U.S. bobtail fleet. Operational coverage focused on safety, field operations, and incident investigation workflows, and case materials describe faster investigations and projected reductions in backup incidents as outcomes.
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Transportation | 13000 | $3.0B | United States | Samsara | Samsara Video-Based Safety | Fleet Management | 2022 | n/a |
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