Chevron Partners With Accenture To Reduce Crane-Related Industrial Accidents Via Proximity Sensors And Analytics

Published 22 September 2020 by Kel Udeala & Bill Pennington &
EHS Analytics Environment, Health & Safety Industrial Wearables Process Safety Risk Management Worker Safety Case Study Market Insight

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Executive Summary

This report is intended for EHS executives and is one in a series that explores case studies around the adoption of EHS technologies at prominent industrial firms. Chevron partnered with Accenture to successfully bring its futuristic vision of an industrial crane embedded with AI into the present. Both firms employed the services of Redpoint as the main technology provider, with Trimble and Symeo as supporting technology providers and Accenture playing the role of lead consulting firm. The project successfully improved the risk profile of worker-machine interactions, benefitted site access management, reduced unproductive time and reduced incident response time, all due to the technologies’ location-tracking and proximity-sensing capabilities.

Table of contents

Chevron Partners With Accenture To Improve Safety Through Proximity Sensors And Analytics
Chevron Used A Three-Pronged Approach To Improve The Outcomes Of Worker-Machine Interactions
Positive Financial Impacts Validate The Potential Of The Project For The Industry As A Whole

Organisations mentioned

Accenture, Chevron, Konecranes, Redpoint, Symeo, Trimble

About the authors

Kel Udeala

Industry Analyst

Kel is an Industry Analyst at Verdantix. His current agenda focuses on EHS, Industrial Hygiene and Occupational health software. He has a background in oil and  gas, renewable energy, waste management and recycling. He holds a B.Eng. in Mechanical Engineering from University College London and an MSc in Renewable Energy Engineering from Brunel University London.

Bill Pennington

VP Research, EHS & Risk Management
Bill is the VP Research for the Verdantix EHS & Risk Management practices. His current agenda focuses on understanding the evolution of EHS and enterprise risk management, evaluating emerging strategic risks and benchmarking technology buyers’ budgets, priorities and preferences globally.

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