Industrial Hazard Monitoring Site Assessments for Safer, More Reliable Facilities
Protect your workforce and facility with a hazard monitoring site assessment from Electro-Sensors. Our experts review critical assets such as bucket elevators, conveyors, slide gates, fans, and other equipment to identify hazards and empower you to meet OSHA and NFPA requirements with confidence. Upon assessment, you’ll receive a customized hazard monitoring & safety recommendation guide, detailing critical monitoring points, potential risks, and actionable steps towards following hazard monitoring best practices. Don’t wait for a preventable incident, contact us today to take advantage of the Hazard Monitoring Safety Toolkit™ and schedule your Site Hazard Monitoring Assessment!
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Why Hazard Monitoring Matters
Hazard monitoring of critical moving parts on any machine is a wise investment. With the proper devices, it’s relatively simple to recognize changes in shaft speed, belt alignment, vibration, and bearing temperatures. With a comprehensive plant safety assessment, downtime is greatly reduced, operational life is increased, material waste is controlled, and collateral damage and potential safety problems are minimized.
Industries Served
- Grain, Feed & Milling
- Bulk Materials Handling
- General Manufacturing
- Ethanol/Bio Fuels Processing
- Sugar Processing
- Packaging
- Food Processing
- Textile Production
- Mining
- Power Generation Plants
- Water Utilities
- Wastewater
What's Included in Our Hazard Monitoring Assessment
Hazard Monitoring Assessment
Electro-Sensors will perform a survey of your site and equipment, noting any compliance needs that you might have to comply with specific NFPA 660 requirements in regard to Hazard Monitoring.
Safety Compliance Recommendation Guide
Upon completion of the Hazard Monitoring Assessment we will provide your facility with a customized guide to becoming compliant with NFPA 660 in terms of machine monitoring.
Installation Training
We will help train facility personnel who will be installing your Hazard Monitoring Equipment. Our wireless systems feature the fastest install times of any Hazard Monitoring system on the market and we will happily assist you in making sure your team has a solid knowledge base of installation procedures.
Plant Operator Training
To achieve foundational safety standards, it’s critical that plant operators thoroughly understand how hazard monitoring systems work. Electro-Sensors provides specialized training on our systems to maximize the effectiveness of your safety initiatives.
System Commissioning
Commissioning of systems takes place once a system is installed and ready to be activated. We help with a final inspection of the system so that you can have assurance that you will be one step closer to safety compliance.
System Health Maintenance
We offer onsite & online technical support to ensure that your facility remains operational long after commissioning. Annual system health inspections are recommended to ensure that your system is operating effectively as intended by Electro-Sensors.
Adapt to Growing Needs
As companies grow, expansion is necessary to keep up with process demand. Our systems don’t require any additional coding or programming for expansion. Easily adaptable systems are a key aspect of developing a fundamentally sound Hazard Monitoring Safety Master Plan. As you grow, it is of utmost importance to grow your safety plan along with your business.
Disclaimer: Facility operator is exclusively responsible for the relevant interpretation and implementation of OSHA and NFPA guidelines and regulations. Activities performed by Electro-Sensors personnel are solely intended to provide general observations related to OSHA and NFPA standards, and are in no way intended to be legal interpretations. Electro-Sensors, Inc. makes no representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of the materials generated as part of this program. Additionally, Electro-Sensors, Inc. assumes no responsibility or liability for any hazard monitoring implementations, and a facility operator is encouraged to use licensed engineers, contractors, and safety professionals in determining and implementing specific hazard remediation strategies and plans.
