Watch an on-demand webinar about connected worker technologies, current capabilities and how these solutions will evolve in the near future.
Many businesses are embarking on digital transformation projects to increase their competitiveness, leveraging connectivity and big-data. Connected wearables have emerged as a key component to transforming the safety of teams everywhere they work around the clock. Beyond gas detection and lone worker safety, wearable tech has started to contribute to efficiency during plant shutdowns and turnarounds.
This webinar answers questions about connectivity options, cloud-connected software, leveraging location technology, data visualization, data science and how these capabilities come together to increase efficiency.
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Speakers
Sean Stinson, VP Sales & Product Management, Blackline Safety
For over 15 years, Sean has designed, developed and promoted the latest in gas detection technologies, and more recently, connected safety innovations. In his current role at Blackline Safety, he leverages his background in electrical engineering and gas detection experience to direct Blackline’s product management program while helping businesses adopt the latest in connected safety technology.
Kirk, Johnson, Global Product Manager, Blackline Safety
With an electrical and computer engineering background, Johnson spent several years in developing and programming gas detection instrumentation. In his global product manager role at Blackline Safety, he now steers the direction of the company’s connected safety portfolio of products and services