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Although other industries adapted to the new reality of a data-driven society years ago, the safety industry has lagged. Now, it’s time for the safety industry to embrace data.
Manufacturing leaders know that people and processes are most productive when safety, compliance and operational objectives align. Some people used to fear that focusing too much on environment, health and safety would undermine productivity.
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Do you know when and where your next injury will occur? SafetyNet users do!
Attend a FREE webinar: Predicting Injuries – How to Achieve a Data Analytics Advantage in Workplace Safety on June 23, 2016 at 2 p.m. EDT.
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