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| Portable gas detection meets the wireless ‘internet of things’ — what it can do for you. |
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Event Date: February 08, 2017 at 12:00 pm Central Time (1:00 pm Eastern Time, 10:00 am Pacific Time)
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Conventional gas detectors are disconnected and can do little more than call for help, hoping that someone is nearby to provide assistance. When an employee’s life may be on the line, technology can help businesses do more by responding in real-time. Wireless gas detection has begun to emerge. However, most solutions have missed the mark through over-complexity, tech and feature limitations, multiple vendor involvement and cost.
Join Blackline Safety for a discussion about the future of personal gas detection and how connected safety technology may help you improve your safety program. Learn about:
- Achieving a state-of-the-art, complete and responsive employee monitoring program
- New approaches to gas sensor replacement to maximize ROI
- Ensuring team connectivity, no matter where they work — in plants or last-mile locations
- Gaining a live view of compliance — equipment use and calibration
- Proactively correcting out-of-compliance systems
- Achieving real-time emergency response times measured in seconds
- Initiating evacuations and actively accounting for every employee through to muster points
- Mass notifying employees of new hazards on the jobsite
- Monitoring lone workers who are among the more vulnerable roles
- Improving worker productivity through connectivity
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Presenter:
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Sean Stinson, VP Sales & Product Management, Blackline Safety
Sean Stinson has more than 10 years of experience in the safety tech industry and is responsible for the market success of every Blackline Safety solution. Prior to working at Blackline, Stinson occupied the roles of project manager and systems and software engineering at BW Technologies. He later took on the role of product marketing manager at Honeywell Analytics. Stinson is an electrical engineer with a BSc from the University of Calgary.
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Kirk Johnson, Product Manager, Blackline Safety
Kirk Johnson recently joined Blackline Safety, having worked in the tech industry for nearly 12 years and 5 years in safety. At Blackline Safety, he manages the product development roadmap to ensure delivery of industry-leading safety monitoring solutions. Prior to joining Blackline Safety, Johnson was a lead hardware designer for new product development at Honeywell Analytics. Johnson has a BSc in electrical engineering from the University of Calgary, with a minor in computer engineering.
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Moderator:
 | Tom Musick, Associate Editor, Safety+Health magazine
Tom Musick covers worker safety for Safety+Health magazine. He will moderate the session. |
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