Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Safety and Wearable Technology
Impact, Applications, and Implementation in Industry
Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Safety and Wearable Technology
Impact, Applications, and Implementation in Industry
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Safety and Wearable Technology tackles the issue of workplace safety, as each day around the world workers lose their lives in accidents, and more succumbing to work-related illnesses.With wearable technology readily available, a new frontier has opened for workplace safety, offering powerful tools that can change worker protection.
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Safety and Wearable Technology tackles the issue of workplace safety, as each day around the world workers lose their lives in accidents, and more succumbing to work-related illnesses.With wearable technology readily available, a new frontier has opened for workplace safety, offering powerful tools that can change worker protection.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 156
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 405g
- ISBN-13: 9781032549880
- ISBN-10: 1032549882
- Artikelnr.: 72175864
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 156
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 405g
- ISBN-13: 9781032549880
- ISBN-10: 1032549882
- Artikelnr.: 72175864
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Gabriel Glynn is CEO and Co-Founder of M¿kuSafe and a serial entrepreneur. Gabriel's startup journey began in 2007 and includes several technology and service-based companies. Gabriel's leadership has been recognized in many ways including a Gubernatorial appointment to Iowa's STEM Council in 2020, and one of the Top 10 Leaders in Insurtech by ACORD. In 2019, he was named one of 30 Innovators To Watch by Digital Insurance, and among the Top 25 Leaders Transforming Manufacturing by Smart Manufacturing Magazine in 2021. His work with M¿kuSafe has been featured in more than a hundred publications across the globe. Gabriel is a Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS) and has a degree in Business Administration. Mark Frederick is Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder of M¿kuSafe. He has served as a cloud computing expert for one of the world's largest technology companies, with over 25 years of deep technical experience. A Computer Science graduate of Northwestern College, Mark leads the design, development and delivery of M¿kuSafe's high-tech stack of hardware, embedded systems and cloud software solutions. He also spent many years consulting as a technical lead, project manager and program manager on large strategic initiatives. Mark has extensive technical knowledge with years of practical experience in electronics, including embedded systems, sensor technology and Internet of Things (IoT), and is a Certified Occupational Safety Specialist. Tom West is Vice President & Global Practice Leader at M¿kuSafe, a SHRM & HRCI Senior Certified HR Professional, and a Certified Occupational Safety Specialist. With extensive executive leadership experience throughout his career, Tom has led various companies in the learning & development, and technology spaces. He also served as a College Professor for nearly 30 years, shaping future leaders in management. A professional member of the National Speakers Association and Avetta Fellow, Tom is active in organizations such as AIHA, NSC, ASSP, and VPPPA, and presents regularly at conferences around the world.
Contents
Author Bios: Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Acknowledgments
Foreword
About M¿kuSafe Technology
Chapter 1: The Evolution of Safety Management - The Future is Now
Part I: Evolving Safety, Gabriel Glynn
Chapter 2: Challenging the Safety Narrative
Chapter 3: Data-Driven Businesses Include Safety
Chapter 4: Green Flags in Safety Culture
Part II: The Technology, Mark Frederick
Chapter 5: Why Wearables Aren't A Fad
Chapter 6: Sophisticated Sensors
Chapter 7: IoT for Safety
Chapter 8: Machine Learning for Intelligent Insights
Part III: Leadership, People, and Implementation, Tom West
Chapter 9: Leading Indicators From Wearables Improve Safety Outcomes
Chapter 10: Successfully Implementing Innovative Technology in
Organizations
Chapter 11: Moving Beyond Behavior-Based Safety Approaches
Chapter 12: Haptic Feedback Isn't Always the Answer
Chapter 13: How Wearables Contribute the Prevention of Serious Injuries and
Fatalities
Chapter 14: The New View of Safety
Chapter 15: How Organizational Culture Shapes Innovation Adoption
Chapter 16: Management Effectiveness, Systems Orientation, and
Certifications
Chapter 17: The Evolution of Management Thinking
Part IV: The Future of Work, Tom West
Chapter 18: Factories of the Future - Integrating the Connected Worker in
Industry 4.0
Chapter 19: The Future of EHS Embraces Technology and New Management
Approaches
Part V
Appendix 1: Case Studies
Appendix 2: Wearable Technology Endorsements From Industry Professionals
Glossary
Index
Author Bios: Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Acknowledgments
Foreword
About M¿kuSafe Technology
Chapter 1: The Evolution of Safety Management - The Future is Now
Part I: Evolving Safety, Gabriel Glynn
Chapter 2: Challenging the Safety Narrative
Chapter 3: Data-Driven Businesses Include Safety
Chapter 4: Green Flags in Safety Culture
Part II: The Technology, Mark Frederick
Chapter 5: Why Wearables Aren't A Fad
Chapter 6: Sophisticated Sensors
Chapter 7: IoT for Safety
Chapter 8: Machine Learning for Intelligent Insights
Part III: Leadership, People, and Implementation, Tom West
Chapter 9: Leading Indicators From Wearables Improve Safety Outcomes
Chapter 10: Successfully Implementing Innovative Technology in
Organizations
Chapter 11: Moving Beyond Behavior-Based Safety Approaches
Chapter 12: Haptic Feedback Isn't Always the Answer
Chapter 13: How Wearables Contribute the Prevention of Serious Injuries and
Fatalities
Chapter 14: The New View of Safety
Chapter 15: How Organizational Culture Shapes Innovation Adoption
Chapter 16: Management Effectiveness, Systems Orientation, and
Certifications
Chapter 17: The Evolution of Management Thinking
Part IV: The Future of Work, Tom West
Chapter 18: Factories of the Future - Integrating the Connected Worker in
Industry 4.0
Chapter 19: The Future of EHS Embraces Technology and New Management
Approaches
Part V
Appendix 1: Case Studies
Appendix 2: Wearable Technology Endorsements From Industry Professionals
Glossary
Index
Contents
Author Bios: Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Acknowledgments
Foreword
About M¿kuSafe Technology
Chapter 1: The Evolution of Safety Management - The Future is Now
Part I: Evolving Safety, Gabriel Glynn
Chapter 2: Challenging the Safety Narrative
Chapter 3: Data-Driven Businesses Include Safety
Chapter 4: Green Flags in Safety Culture
Part II: The Technology, Mark Frederick
Chapter 5: Why Wearables Aren't A Fad
Chapter 6: Sophisticated Sensors
Chapter 7: IoT for Safety
Chapter 8: Machine Learning for Intelligent Insights
Part III: Leadership, People, and Implementation, Tom West
Chapter 9: Leading Indicators From Wearables Improve Safety Outcomes
Chapter 10: Successfully Implementing Innovative Technology in
Organizations
Chapter 11: Moving Beyond Behavior-Based Safety Approaches
Chapter 12: Haptic Feedback Isn't Always the Answer
Chapter 13: How Wearables Contribute the Prevention of Serious Injuries and
Fatalities
Chapter 14: The New View of Safety
Chapter 15: How Organizational Culture Shapes Innovation Adoption
Chapter 16: Management Effectiveness, Systems Orientation, and
Certifications
Chapter 17: The Evolution of Management Thinking
Part IV: The Future of Work, Tom West
Chapter 18: Factories of the Future - Integrating the Connected Worker in
Industry 4.0
Chapter 19: The Future of EHS Embraces Technology and New Management
Approaches
Part V
Appendix 1: Case Studies
Appendix 2: Wearable Technology Endorsements From Industry Professionals
Glossary
Index
Author Bios: Gabriel Glynn, Mark Frederick, Tom West
Acknowledgments
Foreword
About M¿kuSafe Technology
Chapter 1: The Evolution of Safety Management - The Future is Now
Part I: Evolving Safety, Gabriel Glynn
Chapter 2: Challenging the Safety Narrative
Chapter 3: Data-Driven Businesses Include Safety
Chapter 4: Green Flags in Safety Culture
Part II: The Technology, Mark Frederick
Chapter 5: Why Wearables Aren't A Fad
Chapter 6: Sophisticated Sensors
Chapter 7: IoT for Safety
Chapter 8: Machine Learning for Intelligent Insights
Part III: Leadership, People, and Implementation, Tom West
Chapter 9: Leading Indicators From Wearables Improve Safety Outcomes
Chapter 10: Successfully Implementing Innovative Technology in
Organizations
Chapter 11: Moving Beyond Behavior-Based Safety Approaches
Chapter 12: Haptic Feedback Isn't Always the Answer
Chapter 13: How Wearables Contribute the Prevention of Serious Injuries and
Fatalities
Chapter 14: The New View of Safety
Chapter 15: How Organizational Culture Shapes Innovation Adoption
Chapter 16: Management Effectiveness, Systems Orientation, and
Certifications
Chapter 17: The Evolution of Management Thinking
Part IV: The Future of Work, Tom West
Chapter 18: Factories of the Future - Integrating the Connected Worker in
Industry 4.0
Chapter 19: The Future of EHS Embraces Technology and New Management
Approaches
Part V
Appendix 1: Case Studies
Appendix 2: Wearable Technology Endorsements From Industry Professionals
Glossary
Index







