"While change is a driving force within organizations, it also presents challenges to health and safety teams as new processes and equipment mean changes to work hazards and the potential for employee injuries."
“Often safety and sustainability are discussed independently and the relative value of each is assessed in isolation, but the goals and value proposition of these two concepts are inherently intertwined.”
“Implementation of a risk analytics and multi-point wearable system enables you to adopt a dynamic risk management process in which you are continually collecting and analyzing risk data and using this data to inform organizational decision-making on an ongoing, sustainable basis.”
"When scaling across an organization the time demanded from a health and safety team multiplies exponentially.”
“To truly protect workers, organizations need to take action and break the hazard cycle by implementing controls and process improvements that reduce or eliminate ergonomic risk factors."
“In simple terms, assessment strategies can be defined as episodic, periodic, or continuous - we will break down each of these strategies in more detail."
“Wearable technologies paired with an advanced analytics platform provide significant advantages to health and safety teams. However, the value of these tools can be quickly undermined if the program design and rollout is not managed properly.”
“The perception and adoption of new ways of working by your workforce is fundamental to change management and organizational success—but frontline teams are often skeptical and hesitant to new changes."
“A multi-point system can provide perspective on different risk types and different body segments.”
“The ability to collect data for a wide variety of risk types through one sensor set means significant times savings and better ROI."
“The benefit of this practice is a more time and resource-efficient means of remotely collecting, transmitting, and analyzing data.”
"Good ergonomic practices and work design are prerequisites for true operational efficiency."