Technology
Using IoT Technology to Create a Safer Jobsite
A transient workforce, moving materials and equipment, and evolving structures lead to unpredictable and inconsistent conditions on a jobsite, which also means unpredictable and inconsistent risks and hazards.
By Chad Hollingsworth
June 22, 2018
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by Chad Hollingsworth
Chad Hollingsworth is co-founder and president of Insight Risk, which bundles proven Internet of Things (IoT) technology, sound underwriting and proactive risk management to greatly reduce the frequency and severity of losses from water damage.
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