Empowering utility workers to stay safe and productive

Remote work, reduced connectivity, and unpredictable conditions

The nature of work in the utilities industry means that workers, no matter how skilled they are, are faced with hazards. Electrical equipment, toxic materials, heavy equipment, and the need to drive in unfamiliar territory presents danger to these workers. Working at heights or in confined spaces outside of cell coverage is also common, and the need for lone or even remote shiftwork amplifies these challenges further.

For utilities workers, rain or snow doesn’t keep them home - these frontline workers are the backbone of repairing and maintaining infrastructure, meaning that even in the most serious of weather events, operators need to work extended hours in tough conditions to keep things running smoothly.

Improve connectivity for a safer and more productive workplace

Fewer injuries mean workers can feel more confident on the job, and you can rest assured they are satisfied and productive. When you commit to safety, you have the potential to maximize ROI and place more effort on achieving your goals and growing your business.

Gain real-time insight that can save lives

Guarantee appropriate and timely responses for your endangered workers

Boost productivity

Stay compliant with legislation and regulations

Reduce expenses and missed work days stemming from workplace injuries

Gain more value for your dollar

Connectivity even outside of cellular coverage