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I manage a fleet
Plan pre-start testing, vehicle assignment, exception review and reporting around your operation.
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Know who tested, what happened, and what needs review.
Connected alcohol testing, records and exception workflows for South African fleets, mines, logistics operators, security companies and industrial sites.
Installation, commissioning, training and ongoing support are available. Final functionality depends on vehicle, connectivity and operating-policy assessment.
Choose your route
Start with the responsibility you own.
Different teams need different answers. Pick the closest match and explore a practical next step.
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I manage a workplace or site
Discuss shift-start testing, site access and a response procedure that fits your written policy.
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I manage procurement or compliance
Review scope, rollout, training, support and the documentation your team needs to evaluate.
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A consistent check. A record people can review.
Map the testing point, responsibility and next step first. Then confirm which equipment functions and records are available for the selected configuration.
Request a fleet assessment- 01
Identify
Set who is expected to test and which vehicle, shift or site context is relevant.
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Test
The SBD-306 records a test event; available context depends on configuration and connectivity.
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Review
Authorised people review results and any exception against the organisation’s policy.
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Report
Use available records for operational review and follow-up, subject to configured access and retention.
When a result needs attention
The device records. Your policy guides the response.
A test result is not an automatic employment or fitness-to-drive decision. Set responsibilities and actions in your organisation’s written policy.
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Record the event
Time, user, vehicle or site and other available context may be recorded.
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Apply the configured rule
The agreed threshold or written policy determines whether an event needs review.
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Review with an authorised person
Configured notifications or a review process can bring an exception to the right team.
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Follow written policy
The organisation decides whether to hold, retest, escalate, arrange alternate transport or take another action.
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Keep the record available
Reporting and audit review depend on the selected system configuration and retention settings.
Equipment summary
SoberGuard Connected Breathalyser (SBD-306)
The SoberGuard SBD-306 combines fuel-cell alcohol detection, a 5MP camera and GPS-enabled reporting in a connected breathalyser for commercial fleet operations. Plan the vehicle installation, connectivity and optional interlock around your fleet's requirements.
- Fuel-cell alcohol detection
- Integrated 5MP camera capability
- GPS and cloud reporting capability
- 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity capability
- Optional vehicle interlock, subject to fitment
- Vehicle installation, subject to assessment
Features, records and availability depend on the supplied configuration, vehicle compatibility and connectivity. Confirm final specifications in writing before procurement.
Review product scope and open questionsSBD-306 in action
See the testing workflow.
Product demonstration footage only, not a live installation or customer evidence. Functions depend on the confirmed configuration.
Read the visual demonstration description
The product footage shows a breathalyser and an example testing workflow. This text explains the visual context; it is not a verbatim speech transcript. The operating process is identify the user, perform the test, review the available result and context, and report to authorised personnel. Camera images do not imply facial recognition. The organisation’s written policy determines the response to an exception; the device does not decide that someone is safe to drive.
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Illustrative platform preview
See how a review screen is organised.
This light summary explains the kinds of information a team may review. It is a simulation only—not live telemetry, a customer record or proof of deployment.
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Illustrative screen · simulated data
Test events
Recent activity
Review queue
Exceptions
Vehicles
Assigned units
Reports
Available views
Screen details and data are illustrative. Actual access, records and reporting depend on configuration.
Choose an operating model
Decide who owns the day-to-day review.
Compare self-managed and managed/shared oversight, then confirm the specific scope, responsibilities and support available for your deployment.
Manage it yourself. Or let SoberGuard help manage it with you.
Choose who owns day-to-day monitoring. Both options are built around fleet accountability, documented records and management visibility—not equipment alone.
Your team leads
SoberGuard Self-Managed
For in-house fleet managers, safety officers, supervisors and control-room staff.
Your team manages monitoring and follow-up; SoberGuard equips and prepares the system.
- Installed and commissioned for your operation
- Your team owns day-to-day monitoring
Shared oversight
SoberGuard Managed
For fleets that want ongoing monitoring support alongside their in-house responsibilities.
The same installed system, with SoberGuard support for oversight, exceptions and reporting.
- Everything in Self-Managed
- SoberGuard monitoring and escalation support
What can be confirmed
Practical support. No borrowed proof.
SoberGuard is based in Centurion and can discuss installation, commissioning, training and ongoing support. Scope depends on the chosen equipment and operating requirements.
Local contact
South African contact details and a Centurion base are available for enquiries.
Deployment planning
Discuss vehicle or site fit, connectivity, testing workflow and rollout needs.
Service options
Compare self-managed or managed/shared oversight and confirm what is included.
Written confirmation
Request current product, calibration, data and commercial documentation for review.
Common questions
Before you plan a deployment.
For fleet and site decision-makers
Start with your operation.
Share your operating context and request a fleet assessment. Prefer to see the workflow first? Book a demo.