productMaking the invisible, visible
REACTEC REVIEWS the current impact of dust-related occupational ill-health in the UK and explores how connected worker technology can help you to manage exposure.
product
productProtecting the workforce with technology
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is making a significant impact on many professions and industries. But what about when it comes to safety?
articleRaising the alarm
Accidents involving workers and moving vehicles have increased at an alarming rate. Advances in technology can alert workers to dangers and provide a level of protection in hazardous areas. Jacqui McLaughlin looks at the benefits of proximity warning systems.
productWhat is proximity detection technology and why is it important?
TO ENSURE that your workers aren’t getting dangerously close to moving vehicles, equipment, or restricted areas, employers must adopt modern proximity warning systems that can accurately and reliably monitor your workers’ behaviour, and alert them to dangers in real-time.
productNew workplace wearable offers multiple health risk protection
REACTEC HAS over 20 years’ experience helping employers prevent hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAVS) utilising an eco-system of workplace wearables and cloud-based analytics.
articleA human approach
It’s safer to be approximately right than exactly wrong when it comes to monitoring a person’s exposure to Hand Arm Vibration (HAV), says Jacqui McLaughlin.
articleHand-arm vibration: Is assessment enough?
Reactec CEO Jacqui McLaughlin explores how the risk from exposure to hand-arm vibration is assessed and warns that assessment may not be effective in protecting people from the risk.
productNew report shines light on HAVS threat
Traditional methods of regular assessment and generic control measures can help some but inevitably not all workers and can result in an underestimation of vibration exposure by up to 76%, putting people at serious risk according to a new report.
company_listing
productGood vibrations
The award winning HAVmeter from
Reactec manages employees’
exposure to hand arm vibration
(HAV). It gives power tool users a
running total of their vibration points
exposure throughout the day and
warns before high expo
Filter posts
HSM Newsletter
HSM publishes a weekly eNewsletter, delivering a carefully chosen selection of the latest stories straight to your inbox.
Subscribe here