Next Generation PPE
Tucker Mendoza.
Group Manager @ Spill Response Association | Emergency Oil Response Training
Personal Protect Equipment should be of most importance to any chemical producing and emergency response corporation. Training its employees on how to use Proper (PPE) should be in front of every emergency organization and its employees.
Fact; not all PPE is clothing.
In today's world and as generations change. I ask you, How about a personal air quality monitoring system that has the ability to test for 21 different types of chemicals, and is monitored through a 3rd party Monitoring system?
(Sort of a 911 for Responders)
This monitoring system helps take the guesswork out of onsite equipment failure and man-made mistakes.
This monitoring system gives employees security of a secondary personal protection system and a protection system that protects and benefits everyone involved.
The corporations and their workers.
This monitoring system goes where the worker goes and 1000 miles away monitors will be able to alert employees first, then their employers something is wrong whether
(Air quality / Fall / Movement / Location.
This monitoring system allows for faster notifications and Rescue.
For more information please contact me at
504-384-0266
EHS-HAZMAT COMPLIANCE SOLUTIONS
2yThanks, Tucker Mendoza for sharing. Kudos from your friends at the Remediation Partners Consortium!
Tucker Mendoza, I can’t agree more. Modern Hazmat/Spill Response has very much outgrown the ‘good old days’ and any business that doesn’t look at new technology and new approaches, is not providing the consideration their responders deserve. PPE- and wellness-related equipment and expense makes up between 25 and 60% of the cost of the typical spill trailer we roll out the doors these days. ‘Trailers’ are no longer just spill pads in wheels. #spillresponsetrailers