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Guardhat and Eurofins: Making Your Business SAFER@WORK

By now, if you think we’re not going to be living with COVID-19 for some time, you’re not being realistic.  The way we work, socialize, and play is all going to be different – perhaps forever.  That doesn’t mean we aren’t going to do these things, and companies all over the place have re-opened their doors.  But they have had to rely on tech companies for support in order to do it safely.

That’s what the Eurofins SAFER@WORK program is all about – helping businesses in all sectors create and manage safe work environments that are in compliance with local regulations.

SAFER@WORK is a series of solutions developed to follow guidelines published by CDC, WHO, OSHA, and other organizations.  The program includes education, consulting, self-assessment tools, and on-site testing and auditing solutions, including:

Industrial IoT company Guardhat has now joined the SAFER@WORK program to promote workplace safety through a combination of the Eurofins program and its own wearable technology.  The solution it has developed for industrial workplace safety, including its Kyra analytics platform, is now being adapted to include COVID-19 safety monitoring and management and combined with the SAFER@WORK program to benefit both large and small organizations.

Guardhat’s location-based COVID-19 solution features:

The real-time, geo- and time-stamped data in the Kyra platform provides highly valuable information that can be used to monitor workplace safety, but to understand problem areas in work environments – such as specific bottlenecks where distancing is a recurring problem.

Combining the two solutions, including Guardhat’s location-based monitoring and Eurofins’ testing solutions, businesses will be able to more effectively create modified workplace arrangements to comply with distancing and other mandates.  That includes creating heat maps of high risk areas based on testing, distancing, and contact tracing.

There’s no simple answer to COVID-19, but tech can help make returning to work a little less cumbersome and a lot less risky. 

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