Visitors to this year’s IFSEC International from June 21 to 23 in London, part of the Protection and Management Series 2016, can see Honeywell’s worker safety products.
Honeywell will show its latest wireless and sensor technologies paired with software, data analytics and cloud infrastructure. By integrating this data, safety managers will then be able to anticipate and prevent equipment failure, which can threaten worker safety and lead to costly downtime.
Honeywell’s safety card is a credit-card sized wearable gas detection and air quality monitoring system, which offers industrial workers protection by monitoring for harmful pollutants. According to the firm, the safety card could be applied in a range of environments to protect people’s health.
Sean Clay, vice president and general manager at Honeywell Industrial Safety EMEAI, said: “Safety managers in all environments, high- and low-risk, have a fine balancing act to make. Not only do they have to ensure their company is compliant with relevant health and safety legislation and that their workforce is protected, but they also need to be able to make better business decisions to improve productivity and maintain competitive advantage. Through our connected safety innovations, such as Honeywell’s new safety card, we are in a position to arm safety managers with the tools they need to improve productivity and efficiency and also enhance worker safety. We are now at the exciting stage of taking our connected safety vision to the next level and will be outlining some of the key solutions at the show.”
Visit the website at http://www.honeywellsafety.com.
