Arc hardware gives team members immediate feedback about risky behaviors and reinforces concepts taught during safety training. With the release of the web platform, we are able to help safety teams take the next step through access to a completely new set of data and insights.
One of the most important things for an effective team is to make sure that all team members are spending time on the right things. But do you know what your team really spends their time on? During the course of work, unplanned tasks and emergencies pop up, taking team members away from strategically important work. Time Spent allows you to measure where you team is really spending its time.
Agile Safety teams can then use this information to become more strategic and efficient. If distractions and busy work are taking up too much time, teams can address ways to alleviate these things in order to spend time on what really matters.
When we designed Arc, we had a few guiding principles in mind. First, we wanted our back injury risk detection and notification solution to be low cost. We understand that companies can often not justify spending big bucks on safety technology, so we wanted to do what we could to lessen the burden.
As we’ve immersed ourselves in the various industries and settings that have the highest risk of injury, we have noticed some common themes and myths about how to lift safely and the place that safety has on the job. In this blog post, we wanted to clear the air and debunk the most common myths associated with safe lifting.
One of the most important things for an effective team is to make sure that all team members are spending time on the right things. But do you know what your team really spends their time on? During the course of work, unplanned tasks and emergencies pop up, taking team members away from strategically important work. Time Spent allows you to measure where you team is really spending its time.
Agile Safety teams can then use this information to become more strategic and efficient. If distractions and busy work are taking up too much time, teams can address ways to alleviate these things in order to spend time on what really matters.
As we’ve immersed ourselves in the various industries and settings that have the highest risk of injury, we have noticed some common themes and myths about how to lift safely and the place that safety has on the job. In this blog post, we wanted to clear the air and debunk the most common myths associated with safe lifting.
