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The G6 is a portable single-gas detector for carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, oxygen or sulfur dioxide. It continuously monitors gas concentrations in the ambient environment and activates low- and high-urgency notifications when concentrations exceed set points.

Blackline Safety Corp., a Calgary, Alberta-based supplier of connected safety technology, recently promoted Sean Stinson to president. With this appointment, Stinson assumes the leadership of Blackine Safety’s software and professional service offerings, and will continue to lead all of the revenue-generating activities, including sales, customer success and channel management.

The G7c wearable gas detector and lone worker monitor connects employees to live monitoring personnel. It includes fall detection, no-motion alerts and missed check-in identifications.

The G6 personal gas detector is a fully connected and intuitive solution that leverages the latest in Internet of Things cellular connectivity.

When it comes to protecting workers in confined spaces, what are some monitoring best practices?

These easily configurable G7 wearables accurately detect gas leaks, falls and more. The devices operate on available cellular or satellite networks and deploy in minutes, straight out of the box. G7 wearables are backed by state-of-the-art cloud-based software solutions to enable real visibility of people from any internet-connected smartphone, tablet or computer.

Easily configurable wireless G7 wearables accurately detect gas leaks, falls and other health events in all types of work environments. They can also be used for contact tracing purposes or to determine how often workers travel through high-risk areas.

Are monitoring devices cloud connected? In other words, are they sending data in real-time on the location, state and wellness of employees?

Looking to regain control over the risks to your lone workers? Blackline Safety’s G7 Lone Worker Monitors are the trusted, cloud-connected lifeline to protect your people – worn by thousands of workers across more than 60 countries.