My Safety Tech Podcast Peter Thomas

Plumis is a manufacturer of intelligent fire mist systems, developing the next generation of fire safety solutions. Started by Yusuf Muhammad and William Makant, it originated as a product for a university assignment. By talking to evacuation specialists and firefighters, they recognised the need for innovative fire safety solutions. Plumis offers an easy-to-fit water mist system that targets the fire at its source using infrared sensors. It operates faster and uses considerably less water than traditional sprinkler systems. The system is designed for retrofitting in older buildings without requiring major renovations, making it suitable for heritage structures. Plumis has faced challenges in navigating the standards and codes in the fire safety industry. The company encourages more innovation in fire safety to address the evolving landscape and improve safety measures for vulnerable people.

To find out more about Plumis visit: Plumis Ltd - easy to retrofit domestic fire sprinklers

To learn about our sponsor: Home - My Safety Consultant

 

In this podcast episode, I interview Duncan Davies, CEO of Notify, about utilising technology to improve safety in the workplace. We discuss the importance of data literacy in safety performance, the role of AI in safety management, and the power of technology in simplifying risk assessment and near miss reporting. Duncan emphasises the need for clear communication and data-driven presentations when presenting to the board, along with understanding the different agendas of board members. He also highlights the opportunity for safety professionals to leverage technology to enhance safety engagement and influence hearts and minds. Overall, the conversation explores the transformative potential of technology in the safety industry and the importance of leveraging data and AI to drive positive safety outcomes.

To find Duncan on LinkedIn: Duncan Davies | LinkedIn

To learn about Notify: Health and Safety Software | Notify Technology

Oh and don't forget our sponsor: www.mysafetyconsultant.io

 

In this episode, I discuss all things AI with Prakash Senghani the CEO of Navatech Group. We talk about how AI can be used to improve health and safety in the construction industy using sAIfety.ai which uses a purpose built large language model integrated into WhatsApp. The software not only provides specific safety information from a range of trusted sources from the HSE to OSHA but also uses an inbuilt translator to break down language barriers. Overall, the discussion showcases the current landscape of safety tech and the future possibilities for improving safety. 

Find out more at: Construction Site Safety Management Software and App based on AI | sAIfety

Follow Prakash here: Prakash Senghani | LinkedIn

Learn about our sponsor here: Home - My Safety Consultant

Discover the importance of digital literacy with Peter Jenkins from Simple Foundry. Learn how Simple Foundry helps individuals and organisations manage health and safety digitally using accessible tools like Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. With a focus on training and cost-effective solutions, Simple Foundry simplifies the process, making it more efficient and effective. Gain valuable knowledge on how to digitise and automate health and safety processes to maximise productivity. We explore the potential of AI and its impact on safety management including how AI can analyse data, identify trends, and improve safety practices. We also chat about the need to integrate digital systems with existing processes and explore the benefits of simplified data management. 

Connect with Peter Jenkins on LinkedIn here: (1) Peter Jenkins | LinkedIn

Find out more about Simply Fundry here: Home - Simple Foundry - Simplification, automation, and digitisation solutions

Crystal Danbury discusses the importance of getting the basics right in health and safety. She highlights how technology can help in achieving this by improving safety reporting, enhancing investigation processes, and identifying and mitigating risks. Crystal emphasises the need for clear and focused safety data to effectively influence and present information to the board. She also explores the role of digital transformation in the industry and the importance of embracing new technologies. Crystal encourages safety professionals to adopt a data-driven decision-making approach and critically evaluate control measures to ensure their effectiveness. She believes in the power of sharing knowledge and promoting innovation in the safety profession.

To learn more about Safe265 click here: Workplace Health and Safety Software | Safe365 (safe365global.com)

Checkout the Speak Podcast here: Speak! • A podcast on Spotify for Podcasters

To learn about MySafetyConsultant visit: Home - My Safety Consultant

 

In this episode I am joined James Pellat, a leading voice in innovation and technology in real estate. In this podcast we disucss digital twins, virtual replicas of physical assets, which hold immense potential in revolutionising safety tech by providing accurate 3D representations of buildings.  With the integration of building information modeling (BIM) and real-time monitoring systems, digital twins offer a comprehensive view of equipment performance, maintenance needs, and potential health and safety risks. We discus the potential of AI-powered language models like to analyse vast amounts of safety data, improve risk assessments, and provide valuable insights. It also emphasises the need for leadership and a shift in mindset within real estate companies to embrace digital transformation and leverage the benefits of new technology for safety and efficiency.