Wearable suitability
Assess protected belt modules, upper-arm or chest sensors against impact, ingress, snagging, skin contact, cleaning, PPE and shift endurance.
SOLUTION / WORKER HEALTH & FATIGUE RISK
Worker health & fatigue risk
Bring wearable indicators, working conditions and shift context into the mine’s occupational-health and fatigue programmes. Clinical interpretation and fitness-for-work decisions remain with authorised professionals.
SOLUTION SCOPE
What we bring into view.
Measurement integrity
Distinguish measured skin temperature from estimated core temperature. Validate derived strain scores for the intended workforce and task.
Heat and fatigue context
Review work intensity, PPE, heat exposure, recovery conditions and roster information alongside validated indicators.
Governed response
Agree local actions, escalation roles and access to identifiable health information. Define what happens when the network is unavailable.
PRODUCTS & INTEGRATION
The system behind
the solution.
Selected rugged wearables, environmental instruments, device management and restricted reporting interfaces. Device selection and clinical protocols follow a site assessment.
Reporting outputs
- Usable-data and device-readiness records
- Reviewed risk exceptions
- Individual summaries for authorised recipients
- Shift-level trends and response records
DESIGN SCENARIO · ILLUSTRATIVE
How the decision works.
An abnormal wearable indicator prompts a local check under the agreed protocol. An authorised professional considers the person and work context; a wearable score alone does not establish a diagnosis.
What the pilot must demonstrate
Reference agreement, usable-data time, nuisance alerts, wearability and response follow-through.
LET’S CONNECT
Start with one operating challenge.
Tell us about your mine, work area or equipment system. We will discuss the scope, evidence and next steps for an assessment.