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Reactec
With 20 years of experience, Reactec Ltd have helped over 1,000 clients achieve compliance while engineering out their workers’ Hand Arm Vibration (HAV) exposure.
We help forward-thinking organisations switch from being mitigators of industrial workplace health risk to being preventers. We call it prevention engineering.
We do this by providing an eco-system of workplace wearables and cloud-based analytics. Our workplace wearables provide immediate feedback to those exposed to risk at work, whilst the data gathered brings you greater insight - the insight to find efficiencies and successfully determine the most feasible and effective controls.
Reactec believe that risks can be proactively managed when they are measured. Our Reactec Analytics turns exposure risk data into actionable intelligence, not only for HAV but also dust, noise, and dangerous proximity.
With advanced technology on your side, you can quickly, and cost effectively, achieve compliance and gain absolute control of your operations while having unprecedented insight into productivity drivers.
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