Know for sure your team is fit for duty Alertness and human behavior are increasingly being identified as leading causes of accidents
Easy to integrate
Drop this solution into your current processes with ease.
Non-invasive
Quickly identify job readiness without intruding on employees
Results in seconds
Results in less than 90 seconds on a smartphone or tablet
You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure
Quickly determine if an employee should be performing the task in the first place by testing employees alertness before a shift or before performing a hazardous task.
Bottom Line: The AlertMeter Makes A Quantifiable Difference
While on average, only 1.5% of all AlertMeter tests taken will indicate impairment, the ROl is clear:
70%
Worker’s Comp Claim Reduction
35%
Total Recordable Incident Rate Reduction
18%
Productivity Increase
Prevent mistakes and improve productivity
Identify employees who may be struggling with alertness due to extreme fatigue, illness, substance abuse, or emotional distraction.
Predictive Safety AlertMeter:
- Is Non-Invasive
- Takes only seconds
- Has tracked Over 75 Million worker-hours
- Easy to use
- Uses a game format
- Isn’t language dependent
- Tests fitness for duty
- Calculates score based on individual’s baseline
- Easily integrates into existing policies
Frequently Asked Questions
Fortunately, the majority of employees arrive at work, ready for work, and an employee’s daily AlertMeter “in range” result can provide an affirmation for that good practice. Data from over 75 million worker-hours indicates that on average only 1.5% of all AlertMeter tests will test out of range. Accurately identifying this small percentage who may be impaired due to any cause enables supervisors to open productive conversations and apply your standard company policies.
Because AlertMeter only identifies when an employee’s test results fall outside the employee’s personally derived tolerated performance margin, and does not indicate the cause for the deviation, your next step is based upon your company policies and Human Resource protocols.
Surveys overwhelmingly show that employees appreciate the non-invasiveness of alertness testing.
Employees are assigned to Supervisors in the Admin Dashboard. If an employee is flagged, a text message or email notification is sent to the Supervisor.
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