The use of technology is becoming increasingly intertwined with our everyday lives, and even more so within numerous industry operations. Covid-19 has of course exacerbated this fact, highlighting the importance of technology and encouraging companies to think innovatively to overcome the ...
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Health and Safety,
Critical Alarm Management
As we begin 2021, it is clear that businesses have had no choice but to make significant changes to mitigate the disruption that the global Coronavirus pandemic has caused. One major change that looks likely to remain long-term is the rise of working from home and this will become a key ...
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Health and Safety,
Home Worker
Distilleries are fascinating places with the copper stills and barrels representing art as old as tradition. However, working in distilleries may be fraught with risk and employers and employees have to take precaution to stay safe at work. Like any other industrial manufacturing premises, there ...
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Lone Workers,
Distilleries
Lone working is a concern for many companies, especially pharmaceutical manufacturers, who deal with a variety of potentially dangerous chemical substances. Staff and premises are at risk due to lone working practices. With automation and twenty-four-hour operational requirements, it’s often the ...
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Lone Workers,
IP DECT
The UK’s Health and Social Care sector employs over 3 million workers. Some work in care homes while others provide care for the elderly and vulnerable adults in the community. Those who work in residential care homes provide round the clock care for residents, including working nights. The numbers ...
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Lone Workers,
IP DECT
There has been a clear rise in localised outbreaks as many return to work and school, with factories hit particularly hard in recent months....
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Schools,
Body Temperature Monitoring
The hospitality industry has certainly been hard hit as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. In March the sector was forced to close due to lockdown restrictions imposed by the Government, and we saw the sector rapidly adapting in order to keep the lights on, for example, restaurant businesses ...
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Schools,
Body Temperature Monitoring
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