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In today's world of economic volatility, cutting back on expenditures and personnel is an unfortunate reality for many organizations. In industries such as Oil & Gas, it is crucial to ensure these cutbacks do not affect corporate values, such as employee safety
There are many communication methods available in 2020. With advances in technology and connectivity, automation systems can improve a company's Lone Worker monitoring dramatically.
Nowadays, both the general public and employees put a higher premium on workplace safety in our culture. When we examine how the expectation of safety has evolved, there are three things driving the cultural shift...
Whether you own a site where workers operate in isolation or a company that employs Lone Workers, safety monitoring is one of the most important procedures for employers to put insurance in place, to operate in compliance with Federal legislation, and most of all to protect the safety of their employees working alone.
If supervisors aren't suitable as a reliable means of getting help to an employee in distress, who is?
Have you ever not buckled your seat belt because you're only going down the road, or succumbed to the blinking red light on your cell phone to check a text while driving?
It's never too early to start preparing your company and crew for winter. Here are some Journey Management guidelines you can communicate to your team.
Journey Management can mean many things to different people and organizations. In its simplest form, it's a responsibility we all have to analyze driving situations and manage impending risk before we get behind the wheel of our vehicle, turn the key, and drive.
The term “working alone” will be used a lot in 2020. Here are 5 reasons why it may even be the hottest term of the year among safety professionals.
2020 is going to be a banner year for safety. In particular, safety for those that work alone. The rise of lone workers this year is undeniable as we work towards safer workplaces in the office and out in the field.
Stay safe, stay informed, stay compliant.
