Prevention Engineering for Workplace Health


VIBRATION PROXIMITY


EVACUATION & MUSTERING


LONE WORKER


New advanced technology with expanded functionality


Reactec introduce R-Link, a next generation wearable with the latest technology to give your workers a convenient tool to prevent a range of workplace risks.


Reactec have 20 years of experience in providing an eco-system of robust wearables and cloud-based analytics, to support workplace health risks such as exposure to hand-arm vibration, noise and dust.


Our heritage has been essential in developing R-Link to be ready for the arduous work environments of our clients.


Easy to deploy and simple to use, R-Link will cost effectively revolutionise health & safety in tomorrow’s workplace.


With the R-Link watch, fully integrated eco-system, and the powerful Reactec Analytics, you have an unprecedented view of your employees’ environment to deliver effective risk prevention and open new avenues to improve operational efficiency:


Hand-Arm vibration


Loneworker support


Access and certification


Activity and motion tracking


Dangerous proximity Employee messaging Geofencing Trolex XD-One


Evacuation and Mustering


Find out more about how Reactec can support your prevention engineering:


www2.reactec.com/R-Link DUST Noise & Dust Monitoring


The Reactec Analytics is also where you can interpret data from some of the world’s leading suppliers of noise and dust exposure monitoring equipment. Gain unparalleled insight to your employees’ risk environment and the effectiveness of your controls.


NOISE


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Reactec Analytics


The Reactec Analytics software turns the R-Link data on risk levels, near misses and employee activity into intelligence to create a safer, more sustainable work environ- ment.


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