With Dersalis, occupational health and operations areas integrate effectively.
Identify and analyze various risk scenarios to generate valuable insights and implement immediate corrective actions. Our solution provides the support needed for efficient, proactive risk management.
Our trigger library allows you to monitor and manage various conditions, including exposure to high and low temperatures, fatigue identification, and different movement levels. This flexibility provides a comprehensive approach to risk management.
Each intensity level can be configured to notify specific groups, ensuring that the right people receive relevant alerts based on the severity of the event. This enables a swift and targeted response for each risk situation.
Our platform analyzes vital data on a large scale to generate easily manageable tickets, removing the complexity of human condition management. Each ticket includes the full history of event progression, enabling quick and effective actions to mitigate risks and optimize processes.
Identify different levels of movement in operations. Each time a low movement trigger is detected, a counter checks if the condition persists for 10 minutes to generate a level 1 intensity ticket. If the low movement continues, intensity increases every 5 minutes, requiring corrective actions from level 4 onward.
Identify and manage exposure to temperatures above 35°C in industrial operations. The solution tracks extreme heat periods, starting a 10-minute countdown after the first event. If the temperature doesn’t return to normal, a progressively intense alert (levels 1 to 5) is triggered, with corrective actions required starting at level 5 to ensure team safety and health.
Configure scenarios to identify and manage different risks, such as exposure to low temperatures. In this use case, the solution detects a drop in peripheral temperature and starts a 5-minute countdown before generating a level 3 intensity ticket. The severity increases every 2 minutes under the same condition, and from level 3 onward, notifications are sent to managers to alert them and facilitate corrective actions.
Monitor and anticipate fatigue signals based on the predominance of parasympathetic activity in the body. When this condition lasts for more than 5 minutes, a level 3 intensity ticket is automatically generated. Due to the associated risks, the intensity increases every 2 minutes, requiring corrective actions immediately after the ticket is generated.
