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Clear answers on workplace safety technology
AI video analytics, wearables, sensors and EHS software explained for the people who have to choose, deploy and defend them: EHS, HSE and operations leaders.
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The Safety Technology Guide
A complete reference in five parts, from the history of workplace safety to the outlook for 2030.
Part 1
History
From canaries and paper logs to the first computer vision on the shop floor.
Part 2
Safety technology today
How AI video, wearables, sensors and EHS software actually work.
Part 3
Industries
Ports, warehousing, manufacturing and construction in detail.
Part 4
Buying and governance
Vendors, privacy law, pilots and measuring outcomes honestly.
Part 5
The future
Cutting-edge technology and the outlook to 2030.
Guidance by industry
Ports and maritime
Quay cranes, yard vehicles, lashing and pedestrian interaction.
Warehousing and logistics
Forklifts, loading docks, racking and high-tempo picking.
Manufacturing
Machine guarding, lockout, ergonomics and internal traffic.
Construction
Falls, struck-by risks, plant movement and changing sites.
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