Information collected from our five primary senses helps detect danger, enabling you to react to your surroundings. In underground mines and tunnels or industrial environments, your senses play a vital role in keeping you safe.
Applying virtual reality to enhance safety training and develop production design and manufacturing processes.
How can the mining and resources industry successfully implement wearable technology to improve worker safety and relieve critical concerns?
So, how will safety change as the industry dives into its tech-fuelled future? While we cannot predict where we will be in the long-term future, let’s look at how it may have an impact.
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How to install and integrate GuardIAN Refuge Chamber Monitoring with IT equipment on site.
One way to overcome downtime is through implementing a remote monitoring system into a company’s existing maintenance, repair and operational programs.
The modern mine refuge chamber is designed to host Internet-of-Things-enabled integrations, including the GuardIAN remote monitoring system.
Improving light quality will boost visual performance, enhancing the ability to detect hazards and the execution of day-to-day activities.
Mine safety is a global concern, with organisations continually investing time and resources to ensure the safety of their workforce.
In collaboration with Mopani Copper Mines PLC, to implement corrective action to strengthen the integrity and importance of safety on site.