Sponsored by Industrial Scientific

Safety leaders are demanding more visibility into where workers are located and what hazards they are encountering in the field. Real-time situational awareness of gas hazards is especially important for protecting lone workers who work in isolation without direct supervision or fellow coworkers nearby. Join us for a discussion on how live monitoring technology can enhance your gas detection program. We will discuss how to overcome the challenges of getting data from the field in real time and how to capture actionable information about gas, panic and man-down alerts. We will discuss the technology, features, benefits and applications of live monitoring software as well as provide a demonstration of how live monitoring software works.

Presenter

Josh Futrell, Senior Product Manager, Industrial Scientific

Josh Futrell serves as senior product manager, instrumentation at Industrial Scientific. He joined Industrial Scientific in 2011 and works across all departments to manage the full product lifecycle, including the award-winning Radius BZ1 Area Monitor released in September 2016. His expertise includes collecting and analyzing voice of customer, working collaboratively with development teams to formulate innovative approaches to solve problems, and rolling out new products. Futrell earned his BA in theatre arts from the University of Pittsburgh and his MBA in marketing, strategy, organizational behavior, and information systems from Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business.

Moderator

Alan Ferguson, Associate Editor, Safety+Health magazine

Ferguson covers worker safety for Safety+Health.