Safety and Security For Organisations
What can the ‘Connected Site’ capabilities in resilienceOS do?
The Connected Site capabilities in resilienceOS enable organisations to enhance their resilience by creating a digital twin of their site, allowing you to create geofences around key zones, manage access control and gain real-time visibility over movement of employees, contractors and visitors. Here’s how it works.
Read MoreSafety and security across people and assets: visibility and control
Recently, we launched resilienceOS. Our answer to the fragmented and vulnerable technology landscape that organisations are faced with today.
Read MoreHow situational awareness software is improving workforce safety
Every industrial organisation around the globe promises that the safety of its people and the environment are its highest priority.
Read MoreHow digital situational awareness tools are improving HSE manager insights
HSE managers face an overwhelming raft of challenges to keep people, the environment, and assets safe. Whether energy or aviation, mining or maritime, many industries continue to take a disconnected and siloed approach towards their safety management systems. This kind of approach makes it almost impossible for managers to spot potential hazards and keep their…
Read More3 Reasons why situational awareness is important for your organisation
It can be easy to assume that high-risk industries have all of the right safeguards in place to keep people, the environment, and assets safe. Yet, if you are a senior manager or director, it’s possible that you could be personally prosecuted should a fatal workforce incident occur. With an average of 140 fatal accidents…
Read MoreThe Future of Incident Management
The importance of preparing for, responding to, and managing incidents. Simon Marwick talks about his journey to leading the Global Operations Command Centre in Aberdeen, the technology he uses to deliver critical incident response services, and his thoughts on the future of incident management. From lifeguard to Afghanistan to emergency response From a very young…
Read MoreSafety Management Systems | Oil and Gas Industry
Introducing Connected Resilience ™ Very few industries endure the same level of sustained risk to personnel and assets as oil and gas. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, derrick operators have the third highest fatality rate of any employment category — 46 per 100,000 workers — and these stats may be underreported.¹ A…
Read MoreThe Role of Technology in Effective Incident Management
In the 5th century BC, General Sun Tzu wrote in “The Art of War” that “Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat”. Given that effective Incident Management requires the formulation and application of appropriate tactics to support operational response whilst complying with strategic intent, it…
Read More6 Tips for Improving Security in the Hotel Industry
The guests that enter a hotel property do so believing they are safe and secure. They believe the hotel, owning companies, and tourist companies have their security as a number one priority. Given the increase in hotel targeted active shooter attacks, hostile vehicle assaults and other types of incidents in certain regions of the world,…
Read More3 Reasons Why Lone Worker Safety Should be a Priority For Your Business
Working alone, outside of the traditional office is commonplace, and an estimated 49 million staff around the globe fit into this category (Berg Insight Report 2013). Employers owe all staff a duty of care, and as such they need to consider the risks to lone worker’s safety in what often has the potential to become…
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