The Business Case For Enhancing EHS Processes With Industrial Wearables
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Executive Summary
Table of contents
Industrial Wearables And Their Mobile Applications Help Reduce Incident And Accident Rates
Wearables And Their Mobile Apps Apply To A Range Of Scenarios
Industrial Wearables And Mobile Apps Benefit Wider Business Planning Objectives
A Guide To Structuring Business Cases For Industrial Wearables And Mobile Apps Implementation
Assess The Potential Benefits Of Industrial Wearables And Mobile Apps
Map Out A Phased Implementation Plan, Reflecting Available Resources And Business Priorities
Applying The Model: Two Hypothetical Scenarios That Quantify Financial Benefits
Applying The Model: Collision Avoidance At A Warehousing And Logistics Firm
Applying The Model: Ergonomics Programme At A Paper Recycling Facility
Hidden Benefits And High Cost Of Fines Make Implementing The Technology Attractive
Table of figures
Figure 1. Industrial Wearables Serve A Diverse Range Of Safety Management ScenariosFigure 2. Wearables Work Synergistically With Mobile Applications Within A Connected Architecture
Figure 3. Steps To Creating A Business Case For Industrial Wearables And Mobile Applications
Figure 4. Benefits Of Deploying Wearables And Mobile Applications
Figure 5. Investment Requirements For Proximity Sensors For A Warehousing And Logistics Firm
Figure 6. Investment Requirements For Ergonomics Sensors For A Paper Recovery And Recycling Facility
Organisations mentioned
Accenture, Aware360, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Caterpillar, Chevron Corporation, dorsaVi, Fatigue Science, Guardhat, Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Kenzen, Modjoul, Origami Risk, Veolia, ViridorAbout the authors
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