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UTS Fleet Ezitracker, the global workforce management solution provider and part of HAS Technology Group, has formed a strategic partnership with UTS Fleet, a camera, software and tracking specialist for business fleets.
The move is set to deliver end-to-end visibility of remote workforces whilst they work and travel between jobs. Ezitracker time and attendance technology enables employers to reduce absenteeism, lower costs via automation, and increase productivity and efficiencies.
Rob Turner, UTS Fleet Managing Director, commented: “We are delighted to team up with Ezitracker and provide them with a powerful vehicle tracking solution that fits neatly into their portfolio of workforce management solutions. The partnership will allow Ezitracker to easily integrate our framework and provide total control and monitoring capabilities of their customer’s fleets.”
Christian Berenger, Managing Director of Ezitracker, said: “We have been approached by our customers to develop a telematics solution, one that can provide a full picture of their workforces’ activities both onsite and travelling between sites.
“Rather than reinvent something that already exists within the market, we took the decision to find a reputable ‘best of breed’ partner to deliver this solution, one that would mirror Ezitracker’s unrivalled customer service. UTS fleet ticked all those boxes and we look forward to delivering a great partnership programme with them.”
Ezitracker provides web-based solutions for Time and Attendance Monitoring, Mobile Audits, Payroll Automation and Management Reporting to cleaning and facilities management companies, security companies and temporary workforce agencies.
www.ezitracker.com
Toxic mix of cleaning chemicals leaves
one dead The manager of a Buffalo Wild Wings sports bar and restaurant in Massachusetts, USA, has died after exposure to toxic fumes caused by combined cleaning products.
Burlington’s Interim Fire Chief, Michael Patterson, identified the victim as 32-year-old Ryan Baldera from nearby Lawrence, Massachusetts.
According to the fire department, they responded at 5.36PM to a report of a chemical reaction in the kitchen of
the franchised sports bar and restaurant, and firefighters evacuated the building and provided aid to the employee who had fallen ill. Baldera was immediately transported to Lahey Hospital and Medical Center but was unfortunately pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
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It is reported that an employee had been attempting to clean the kitchen floor with a mixture of acid-based cleaner Scale Kleen and chlorine bleach-based agent Super 8. Patterson described the latter as a ‘common product used in floor cleaning’, however the mixture of the two substances created toxic fumes.
When the employee became overwhelmed and had to leave the building, Baldera reportedly attempted to squeegee the chemicals out of the restaurant, but quickly fell ill.
11 other employees as well as two customers were also hospitalised after exposure to the fumes, with symptoms including breathing difficulties and a burning eye sensation. They have all since been released from hospital.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the incident. IMAGE CREDIT: Buffalo Wild Wings
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