Emergency Response
No matter how much you’ve prepared for emergencies with operational training or reliable equipment, there are always factors that are simply out of your control.
That’s why it’s crucial to have tools that minimize the opportunity for human error and allow you to gather the information you need for rescue and response for when an incident does occur. Speed and accuracy are key when your workers’ and community members’ lives are on the line—so the time to think about emergency preparedness is now.
You can more efficiently communicate with your responder team using software tools like iNet® Now live monitoring and SAFER One® dynamic plume modeling. In the case of chemical releases, SAFER One helps you reduce the risk of recordable incidents with the critical information you need to quickly identify the source, severity, and community impact of hazardous events involving any of the following:
iNet Now provides clear visibility into hazards on your work site and can share ongoing, real-time data to first responders and safety professionals who can monitor the situation remotely.
Your workers, community, and environment depend on you to act quickly and effectively to resolve emergencies. With the right data and equipment, you can take the guesswork out of emergency response and make decisions with confidence.
E-BOOK
How to Use Dynamic Plume Modeling for Safer Worksites and Communities
During a chemical release (and everyday operations, too), plume models connect the data you might not be taking full advantage of to equip you with the information you need to be proactive and respond appropriately to inevitable incidents.
E-BOOK
Understanding Connected Safety
Connected safety solutions rank among the many innovations associated with this development.
INFOGRAPHIC
Industrial Scientific Gas Detectors for Emergency Response
Industrial Scientific gas detectors for emergency response allow you to monitor hot zones in real time, link first responders to each other, and connect to area monitors to see gas readings from a safe distance.