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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2021 · 48 MIN

Harnessing technology to spot spillages and stop slips, with Mark Brady

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Leveraging technology to detect spillages on CCTV then clear them up straight away before a slip-and-fall happens? Sign us up for that! This is what Mark Brady and Christian Harris discuss on this week's episode of the Safety & Risk Success Podcast Spill Detect is a technology developed in partnership by SeeChange Technologies and Ocucon, which seeks to address the slip-and-fall issue in the large swathes of floors that are not foreseeably wet Plugging into existing CCTV, it scans floors and identifies when a liquid spillage takes place It then notifies the site, enabling them to deal with the spillage – hopefully before it's too late This is a real game-changer and should be of interest for anyone managing safety in large buildings, from supermarkets to shopping centres, airports, stations, museums etc Have a listen and let us know: what did you most enjoy? What did you find most valuable? If you feel we earned it, please give us a 5* review too You can connect with Mark on Linkedin here And if you'd like to learn about how to stop slips on floors that are getting wet, check out www.slipsafety.co.uk/start #safety #insurance #riskmanagement

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