G7 Lone Worker

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Brand / Supplier

Blackline Safety

Technology Category

Wearable

Supplier Location (Closest Office)

United States

Applicable Industries

Oil & Gas

Brief Description:

This wearable technology lifeline keeps vulnerable workers connected to immediate help if needed. The moment something happens, vital incident data is communicated to the cloud, so a worker’s location and safety status is always known.

Key Features and Other Technical Information:

The device has layers of communication that provide comprehensive protection to address common lone worker emergency situations such as motor vehicle accidents, falls, health, and weather events, and more.

Risk & Hazard

Relevant Risk Environment

Container yards

Empty container depots

Relevant Hazard

Gravity

Relevant Risk Scenarios

Container being lifted with a person inside

Hierarchy of Control

Administrative Controls

Use Cases

Improve Awareness:
Workers in or on containers can carry the G7 device. Their location can be communicated to mobile equipment operators which reduces the likelihood of a container being lifted with a worker inside.

Case Study

CEMEX Provides Peace of Mind for Lone Night Drivers

Related Company

CEMEX

Industry

Construction

Location

United Kingdom

Source Article

https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/3026957/Blackline-CaseStudy-CEMEX%20(3).pdf

Summary & Insights

CEMEX is a global building solutions company and leading supplier of cement, ready-mixed concrete and aggregates.
In 2012, CEMEX identified a lone worker issue, mainly for its night drivers who were frequently travelling to unmanned sites, alone.
CEMEX initially deployed 50 Blackline’s Loner SMD units across three sites: Rugby, South Ferriby and Tilbury in Essex.
Since adopting Loner SMD, CEMEX upgraded to 70 units of Blackline’s G7c device across their UK sites.