Global connected safety technology leader announces new products, partnerships and offerings at National Safety Conference

In the past month, Blackline Safety have shared several exciting announcements, many of which helped them steal the spotlight at the 2019 National Safety Council (NSC) Congress & Expo. It is one of the ways Blackline Safety endeavours to set the standard for connected worker technologies.

The 2019 NSC Congress & Expo brings together more than 15,000 safety, health and environmental professionals to learn, network and compare safety solutions. During the event, Blackline Safety provided interactive demonstrations, educational sessions and other opportunities for attendees to learn about the future of connected safety. The below video provides a quick look at Blackline Safety’s dynamic presence at the safety industry’s premier event.

On the heels of the 2019 NSC Congress & Expo, Canadian Business and Maclean’s ranked Blackline Safety on it Growth 500 list, a line-up of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies. This is the seventh consecutive year that Blackline Safety made the list.

The ranking is one of many achievements keeping Blackline Safety in the news. At the 2019 NSC Congress & Expo, Blackline Safety received multiple awards and announced new products, partnerships and offerings.

Blackline Safety have recently introduced its new partnership with Occly, a leading designer of wearable camera systems, and will add live camera vision to its G7 connected portfolio. They have also unveiled their upcoming  G7 ToolTag, a new addition to its digital transformation suite of products and services that enhance productivity without sacrificing safety. Blackline recently launched an early access program and provided demonstrations of its G7 EXO Area Monitor, a fixed gas detection solution with 100-days of battery life and a 10-second gas reading, plus cellular and satellite connectivity and they announced Blackline Vision, a new offering to help businesses leverage data science to improve safety, productivity and operations.

Across the three-day event, Blackline Safety hosted five Learning Labs where attendees could join a conversation about how connected worker technologies help bring teams home safely while keeping businesses operating productively. If you weren’t able to attend this year, you can always visit Blackline Safety’s YouTube playlist for presentations on topics including the Digital Transformation, Real-Time Turnaround & Construction, the G7 EXO – Next-Gen Area Monitoring, Advancing Safety & Productivity with Data Science, and the Future of Connected Worker.