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GAS DETECTION


THE FUTURE OF SAFETY IS CONNECTED


Blackline Safety explains how organisations are becoming more proactive about worker safety through connected technology.


satellite-enabled* devices keep workers connected. There’s no need for expensive infrastructure like Wi- Fi or Bluetooth – devices connect straight out of the box, for fast and hassle-free deployment.


*Satellite available in North America, Australia, New Zealand and South America (excluding Brazil).


A GAME-CHANGING APPROACH TO SAFETY Historically, safety technology relied on ‘beep-and-flash’ detectors that only alerted nearby workers. If a lone worker collapsed, it might take hours to discover them – far too late in high-risk scenarios like H₂S exposure, which can render a person unconscious in seconds.


Blackline Safety is the fastest-growing gas detection provider in the industry. The reason? Because we’re not just protecting workers – we’re transforming how organisations approach safety.


While traditional gas detection focuses on basic compliance, Blackline empowers teams to go beyond. Our connected safety technology enables real-time visibility, faster emergency response, and data-driven insights – helping businesses become proactive safety leaders, not just reactive responders


At the heart of our offering is the G7 multi-gas wearable, a compact device that’s smaller than a smartphone. G7 combines cellular or satellite connectivity, real-time location technology, an emergency SOS latch, and a suite of sensors to detect up to five gases simultaneously – along with falls, no-motion, or other high-risk events.


When an incident occurs – whether it’s a gas leak, injury, or health emergency – data is instantly transmitted to monitoring personnel who can dispatch responders to the exact location or initiate evacuations. Two-way voice-communications enable direct communication, ensuring workers receive comfort and critical assistance.


Blackline Live, our cloud-based software platform, provides visibility into every active device, from anywhere in the world. Customers can monitor their teams directly or rely on our in-house Safety Operations Centre for 24/7 live monitoring.


REAL-TIME, OUT-OF-THE-BOX CONNECTIVITY What sets Blackline apart is our direct-to-cloud connectivity. Unlike traditional hardware that stores data locally or requires manual downloads, our wearables stream data in real-time. This eliminates blind spots and enables faster, smarter response.


Even in remote areas with no cell service – or in environments where cell phones are restricted – our


24 TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2025/26 WWW.TOMORROWSHS.COM Blackline’s connected solution changes the equation:


• With real-time monitoring, an H₂S incident triggers an emergency response in as little as 100 seconds.


• Without it, the same worker might remain unnoticed for two hours or more, endangering both their life and the safety of rescuers who don’t know what they’re walking into.


DATA THAT DRIVES PREVENTION Beyond emergency response, Blackline’s platform turns every alert, check-in, and gas reading into actionable insights. Our analytics tools help safety leaders identify trends, close compliance gaps, and shift from reactive incident management to proactive risk mitigation.


Today, over 2,250 organisations across more than 75 countries trust Blackline’s connected safety solution to protect over 165,000 workers in industries like oil and gas, fire and hazmat, utilities, manufacturing, and transportation. Wherever work takes them, Blackline Safety ensures they’re never truly alone.


www.blacklinesafety.com


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