Case Studies
We partner with clients to help them deliver their aspirations to decrease carbon in the economy, growing the Circular Economy and to improve financial sustainability. By liaising closely and early when projects are scoped, we help our clients with hazard identification and risk assessment as we share their goal of ensuring people get home safely every day.
Our locally designed or manufactured solutions increase product life cycles stand the tests of time. These solutions range from road and public safety products that focus on slips, trips and falls prevention for workers, drivers, pedestrians and bike riders to advanced Smarterlite LED lighting solutions that decrease energy usage and improve financial sustainability.
These case studies:- Highlight the needs of our clients
- Showcase what’s possible when we work together
- Provide information on the benefits for employees, customers and the broader community
- Demonstrate ready-to-go solutions that reduce the environmental impact of construction and promote sustainable waste management
- Focus on the importance of ensuring people get home safely every day
Vivacity LED Safety Tactiles – Aus & NZ
Councils and private asset owners have been embracing the use of Vivacity LED Safety Tactiles to improve accessibility for people of all abilities, and to reduce risk to pedestrians by making the Walk / Don’t Walk message more visible.
Strata Property Sustainable Lighting, Melbourne
From 2023, LR Reed City have been expanding their commitment to responsible and efficient Strata property management that decreases carbon in the economy. They have overseen the commissioning and installation of more than Smarterlite Environmental Exit Signs in 8 residential & commercial properties.
Safer Bike Lanes – Somerville Road, Yarraville (Victoria)
New safe bike lanes in Somerville Street were installed as part of a strategy to create safe riding network through Melbourne’s Inner West.
Safe, sustainable and visible shared user path lighting – Legana, Tasmania
Councils and communities are increasingly looking for safe and sustainable lighting in their parks, open spaces and shared user paths, They are looking for alternatives to electric lighting on poles because it is costly, consumes a lot of energy and is not kind on local fauna and residential amenity
Safe Metro Tunnel Bike, Bus and Pedestrian Movement – Grattan Street, Parkville
Victoria’s Big Build Metro Tunnel project needed to ensure the safe and sustainable movement of bikes, e-scooters and pedestrians accessing the new Parkville Train Station, and the nearby world-class education, health and research precincts.
Queensberry Intersection Upgrade
Collaborative efforts of Vivacity, OmniGrip Direct, and Safety Path have effectively addressed the safety challenges at the Queensberry intersection, resulting in a safer, more efficient, and sustainable urban traffic environment.
Pride Flag Pathway, City of Merri-bek
The City of Merri-bek delivered an inclusive Pride Flag pathway at the front of Michelle Guglielmo Park in Brunswick, creating a vibrant public symbol of diversity, equality and inclusion.
Photoluminescent Glow In The Dark Linemarking – Metung & Kinglake, Victoria
Regional Roads Victoria faced significant challenges with night-time visibility and safety on country roads. To combat this Smarterlite’s photoluminescent linemarking was installed along roads and paths in regional Victoria, Bendigo, near Kinglake and Metung.
Kids Bridge Shared Pathway, Perth Children’s Hospital
The Kids Bridge was designed to create a pedestrian link between the Perth Children’s Hospital and Kings Park facilitating access to WA’s premier parkland, a place for relaxation and reflection for hospital staff, patients and visitors. OmniGrip Resurface was selected for the shared pathway.
Intersection safety – Fitzroy Street St Kilda, Victoria
The Department of Transport and Planning upgraded the safety of one of Melbourne’s busiest intersections at Fitzroy Street near Grey Street and Canterbury Road in St Kilda. The history of crashes and injuries disproportionately affected vulnerable road users including bike riders and pedestrians.
Harvey Norman Homemaker Centres
As one of Australia’s largest retailers, Harvey Norman is enhancing safety for workers and shoppers. They have addressed hidden costs, sustainability, reliability, and maintenance concerns through a national rollout of SmarterLite’s Environmental Exit Signs.
Great Ocean Road Motorcycle Safety
A Road Safety Audit by Safe System Solutions, for Regional Roads Victoria, recommended High Friction Surface Treatment to reduce the risk of crashes on high-risk curves along Victoria’s iconic Great Ocean Road.
Fitzsimons Lane Bus, Pedestrian and Intersection Upgrades
OmniGrip Direct’s innovative and sustainable surface treatment solutions have effectively addressed the challenges of the Fitzsimons Lane upgrade, resulting in safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Enhancing Safety and Sustainability in Large Format Retailers
Smarterlite’s innovative and sustainable solutions have effectively addressed the large format retailer's safety and environmental challenges, resulting in safer, more efficient, and eco-friendly operations across its network of stores.
Dept. Energy, Environment and Climate Action Environmental Exit Signs, Victoria
DEECA have been addressing the hidden costs, sustainability, reliability, and maintenance concerns of short-lived electric, battery-reliant exit signs and has been replacing them with Smarterlite’s Environmental Exit Signs across several sites in Victoria.
Blacksmiths Way, Belgrave Placemaking and Surfacing Project
Yarra Ranges Council recognises that projects incorporating recycled materials showcase sustainability and support local recycling industries. The council commissioned Omnigrip Re-Surface along Blacksmiths Way to activate the area and make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists.
12 Apostles Saddle Lookout
Visitor safety at iconic tourist locations is an understandable priority for Parks Victoria. As is their preference for products that are sustainable and kind on the natural environment. Unique, decorative skid and slip-resistant surfaces were needed at their new iconic Saddle Lookout.

















