DOWNTIME MONITOR -- Occupational Health & Safety

Cooper Bussmann Inc.

DOWNTIME MONITOR

Cooper Bussmann's new Cooper InVision™ Downtime Reduction System is designed to reduce downtime and increase productivity by quickly identifying open-circuit events caused by short circuits and overloads. When a circuit opens, the maintenance staff is automatically notified by phone, e-mail, or fax of the circuit's exact location, which replacement fuse to bring, and the appropriate level of PPE.

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SHOEBOX PureTest- Audiometer

Designed specifically for occupational hearing testing outside of a sound booth. SHOEBOX PureTest is the only tablet-based audiometer with continuous noise monitoring and an advanced data management portal to help you meet your OSHA-mandated compliance requirements. All you need is a quiet room! Read More
Remotely Monitored Mobile AED Solutions

Tough Jobs Need Tough Safety Solutions Managing mobile AEDs on job sites is no easy task. With equipment frequently moved around or sometimes going missing, maintaining compliance can be a challenge. Our solution helps prevent mismanagement, ensuring your AED program remains compliant and ready for any emergency. Additionally, our custom hard cases provide essential protection against the wear and tear of mobile environments, ensuring your AEDs stay in peak condition and ready to shock for years to come. With our tough safety solutions, you're always prepared when it counts. Read More
Kee Track Overhead Rigid Rail

Kee Track® has a unique range of mounting options which ensures a secure installation for a wide variety of roof designs. It is particularly effective when users work at short free-fall distances, such as carrying out operations on RV’s, trains, trucks and aircraft with low ground clearances. Read More

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