October 2024

This month, we’re diving into the NSC’s latest report on crane safety, highlighting how computer vision is making worksites safer by eliminating blind spots and enhancing site security. We’re also taking a closer look at OSHA’s Top 10 Violations of 2024 — fall protection leads the pack, but safety AI is opening up new ways to address these persistent risks. Plus, don’t miss our expert tips for CIOs evaluating computer vision vendors and our latest case study on how Haier improved their safety operations through AI-generated leading safety indicators.

?? GLOBAL NEWS ROUNDUP

The NSC has issued a new report on improving crane safety. The report emphasizes the significance of crane-related incidents, noting that “*Across industries, CFOI data indicates there were 5,486 fatal occupational injuries in 2022. The highest number of fatalities (1,620) occurred in the transportation and material moving industry. ”*With the advancement of safety tech, computer vision is proving to be a reliable and accurate solution for identifying crane load fall zones and assessing worker positions relative to them. In fact, 11% of survey respondents reported currently using or having previously used camera analytics in the crane industry, highlighting its benefits. Users emphasized advantages such as the elimination of blind spots and enhanced site security, showcasing the technology’s effectiveness in improving crane safety To learn more, read the report here.

OSHA revealed the top 10 most frequently cited standards for 2024. The much-awaited list was announced at this year’s National Safety Council (NSC) Safety Congress & Expo, providing key insights into the most common workplace safety violations. Leading the list, fall protection requirements topped the charts with 6,307 violations, followed by hazard communication with 2,888, and ladder safety with 2,573 violations. These figures emphasize areas where safety efforts should be intensified, and with safety AI software, there is a growing opportunity to address these risks more effectively. Explore the full list here.

Is precarious employment an occupational hazard? A recent study published in Occupational & Environmental Medicine underscores the critical link between precarious employment —temporary contracts, and irregular hours — and an increase in work-related injury and illness risk. Researchers examined Ontario's compensation claims and labor data from 2016-2019, highlighting that precarious jobs should be considered an occupational hazard. This compelling finding urges employers to rethink safety strategies, recognizing how employment instability amplifies risks, and addressing this factor to protect vulnerable workers. Read the full article.

?? EXPERT?INSIGHTS & RESOURCES

Top 4 questions for CIOs to ask when evaluating computer vision vendors for EHS

Our latest blog by Intenseye CEO Sercan Esen offers essential guidance for CIOs navigating the complexities of SaaS purchasing for EHS. Learn the top four questions to ask when evaluating computer vision AI vendors, helping you avoid common pitfalls and ensure the right fit for your organization. If you want to make smarter, safer SaaS choices, explore our comprehensive guide here .

How to reduce unsafe acts & conditions

In this blog, we address the challenge of reducing unsafe acts and conditions before they lead to incidents. We explore how AI can capture hazards early, showcasing how Intenseye’s 24/7 leading indicators help build a safer workplace without overwhelming your team. Read the blog to learn how to reduce unsafe acts & conditions.

Embracing AI for enhanced workplace safety at Haier

Haier, a global leader in home appliances, sought to elevate workplace safety standards across their operations. With the help of Intenseye’s AI technology, they gained a new level of visibility into safety risks, allowing for proactive interventions that improved overall safety outcomes. This case study highlights how Haier successfully integrated Safety AI into their daily routines, streamlining safety processes, and ensuring a safer work environment for all employees. Take a closer look at their story here.

???INTENSEYE UPDATES

G2 Fall Report is out!

We’re proud to announce that Intenseye has been highlighted in 27 reports and awarded 13 badges across 2 categories in the G2 Fall Report! Our relentless focus on innovation drives this recognition: from our new mobile app, which puts safety management in your pocket, to the Leading Indicators that give safety teams the proactive tools they need to mitigate risks, and the Global View feature, offering a bird's-eye perspective of safety across all locations.

But the real credit goes to our incredible users who continue to inspire us to push the boundaries of what’s possible. Your continued support inspires us to keep pushing boundaries.?Want to see what our users are saying? Head over to our G2 profile.

Providing a new?& proactive approach?to workplace safety

Intenseye Director of Business Development, Deniz Karaka?, was recently interviewed by Human House for the Danish Vision Zero Newsletter, sharing insights into how Intenseye supports a proactive approach to workplace safety. As part of the International Social Security Association’s global Vision Zero campaign, Human House explored Intenseye’s role in helping organizations take meaningful steps toward creating safer work environments. A big thank you to Human House for featuring us in this important conversation! You can read the full interview here.

Insights from Heineken Mexico's Digital & Technology Supply Chain Manager

In his testimonial, Miguel ángel Aguilera Rodríguez, Digital & Technology Supply Chain Manager at Heineken Mexico, talks about how Intenseye has transformed the way they manage safety. With AI working behind the scenes, Heineken can now spot and address risks in real time, keeping their teams safer than ever. Miguel also highlights how Intenseye’s technology is helping them fine-tune safety protocols, ensuring their frontline workers are protected across all their sites.

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The journey ahead is promising, fueled by our dedication to leveraging technology to improve safety standards worldwide, the ongoing support and involvement of our community are essential. Together, we're shaping the future of workplace safety.