HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT 2025 PREVIEW ECOONLINE
EcoOnline is a global SaaS leader with over 25 years of experience in Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS), lone working, Environmental, Social Governance (ESG) and chemical safety. Its connected, user-friendly solutions help more than 10,000 customers worldwide, across a diverse range of sectors, including manufacturing, construction, and utilities and gas, to protect their people and the planet.
With UKI Serious Fatalities & Incidents (SIFs) not having improved in the last 10 years, and the generational makeup of the workforce undergoing major shifts, now is the time to change and modernise approaches to worker safety. At the Health & Safety Event, visitors can demo EcoOnline’s connected suite of digital solutions for safety and sustainability. From how to integrate worker training into their daily EHS workflows, to ensuring lone worker safety even in remote areas, and on to hazardous chemical substitution, attendees can engage with EcoOnline representatives on an array of safety challenges.
EcoOnline will host two key sessions at the event: Axel Elvik, SVP of Product at EcoOnline, will be joined by Matt Doughty, Lead Systems & Insight Manager at Tesco, to talk ‘Future-proofing Safety Culture through HOP Principles’ at The Knowledge Exchange on 8 April from 12:30 to 1:00pm. Ryan Demelo, Product Marketing Manager will
PEOPLESAFE
Peoplesafe is the world’s largest personal safety technology company. We have over 20 years of experience providing a professional 24/7 response service that can get emergency help on the scene in just four minutes, on average.
Protecting people is all that we do at Peoplesafe – we’re people risk management specialists. The expert Alarm Controllers in our control centre triage every call to filter out false alarms and escalate genuine incidents directly to the emergency services. Employees are guaranteed to receive the fastest possible response in an emergency through our direct access to emergency services across the country. This is all due to our full list of Unique Reference Numbers (URNs) and high accreditation standards.
Employees in the Peoplesafe network are supported round-the-clock using our range of tech solutions, including safety apps, lone worker devices, body-worn cameras and mass notification software. Service features such as check-in/out act as a failsafe, ensuring that any personal security issues are quickly identified and dealt with.
Our award-winning Nexus platform enables organisations to proactively manage people risk across their business by connecting staff, managers and our
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present ‘Lone Worker Technologies: The Future of Safety and Productivity’ at Lone Worker Safety Live on 10 April at 1:40pm.
Visit the team at stand 3/E20 to learn more about their 2025 plans for fostering people-centric compliance, visibility and predictability of workplace safety, wellbeing, and environmental responsibility. Are you keen to share your vision or challenges? EcoOnline is eager to interact with other safety experts at the event and discuss how businesses can identify, assess, and mitigate ESG, EHS, and chemical-related risks through a human yet digital approach.
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Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) in one place. Nexus was developed alongside customer partners to deliver an intuitive and user-friendly platform that made it easy to improve risk management and personal security.
We partner with both public and private sector organisations to ensure their workforces remain safe as they do their job. With SOS alarms answered within three seconds and a direct line to UK police forces. This industry-leading service is why we are trusted to protect over 330,000 users across organisations, including the NHS, Sky and Lloyds Bank.
Protect your people, wherever, whenever, with scalable technology delivering a 24/7 response service.
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