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Enhance Worker Safety With Wearables and Internet of Things
Tech tools and risk management programs can help deliver a compelling ROI on a company’s safety program.
By Allen Abrahamsen
April 12, 2022
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by Allen Abrahamsen
Allen Abrahamsen leads an experienced team of technical consultants to provide loss prevention services and products for contractors, OCIP and CCIP programs. He also provides technical assistance, delivers construction training programs, and develops effective solutions for meeting the unique and ever-changing challenges faced within the construction industry. Allen is an OSHA construction outreach trainer and holds Associate in Risk Management (ARM) and Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) designations.
For more information on construction safety programs and how—and which—wearables may benefit your organization, visit www.chubb.com/cgra.
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