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Perimeter Monitoring: An Inside Look at Gas Detection on the Edge
Perimeter monitoring can mean a lot of things depending on your application. At its core, it’s a form of area monitoring that creates a second line of defense (after personal monitoring) and a buffer zone against any gas hazards, so you know what’s coming in or out of an area before it reaches your people or community.
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Improve Safety and Optimize Gas Detection Operations
Nothing is more important than worker safety. Businesses have been working to protect employees at risk of hazardous gases for generations. Today, it's easier than ever to transform your safety program to make sure workers get home safely at the end of the day.
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How to Use Dynamic Plume Modeling for Safer Worksites and Communities
When it comes to chemical leaks, it can be tempting to think it will never happen at your facility. However, working with chemicals means emergencies are out of your control and will happen despite your best safety efforts.
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The Complete Guide to Gas Detection in Confined Spaces
Confined spaces are common in many different industries, and while they may look different, they all have the potential to contain invisible gas hazards that can knock you off your feet before you know what hit you.
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The Complete Guide to Gas Detection for Water and Wastewater Facilities
As a safety professional at a water or wastewater treatment facility, it’s your job to protect workers from hazards, including dangerous gases. Workers are most likely aware of the dangers posed by slips and trips, but gas hazards often escape notice. However, gas hazards at a water or wastewater treatment facility can be a matter of life and death.
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Understanding Connected Safety
The emergence of “internet of things” (IoT) technology has spurred operational transformation across numerous industries as it gives businesses the power to create backend infrastructure that supports data sharing. Connected safety solutions rank among the many innovations associated with this development.
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Take the Pain out of Gas Detector Maintenance
Maintaining the lifesaving safety equipment that your workers depend on is an important, challenging, and often overlooked job. If you purchase gas detectors, you’re responsible for ensuring that the instruments are working properly and will be ready at a moment’s notice to alert your workers to potential hazards
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Gas Detection Management Systems Buyer's Guide
Gas detectors help keep your workers safe on the job by alerting them to gas hazards. But they also collect valuable data that can help you reduce risk and improve efficiency. Are you taking full advantage of this data? A good gas detection management system can help you do just that.
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Buyer's Guide to Gas Detection
As a safety professional, you have an obligation to protect workers from hazards of all types, including potentially dangerous gases. Simply put, alerting workers to the presence of gas hazards can be a matter of life and death.
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