Articles Tagged with ''lone worker safety''

Water utility workers can potentially face many hidden safety hazards. It’s time to address the holistic triad of physical, psychological, and environmental safety risks.

Modern advancements in connected gas detection and automated alerting have redefined what it means to protect lone workers.

81% say they feel safe at work, though 46% report first- or secondhand experience with workplace accidents or illness.

The risks of working alone in combination with the heat can be dangerous due to potential communication challenges and inaccessibility in case of an accident.

Web-based monitoring and alerting portal offers wireless safety.

To safely work during the colder months, employers can take proactive steps to prepare their lone employees for the potential increased risk of winter work.

It works with your existing devices such as smartphones, laptops, tablets, satellite devices.

The utility provider has already started rolling out the devices across their organization.

How many times in workplaces are new employees rushed into jobs to fill vacancies or meet high demands or deadlines?

Australian corporation selects Blackline’s tech for best-in-class lone worker safety features, 24/7 live monitoring, and turnkey setup.