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Think! Co-create. Innovate. Activate worker safety and wellbeing in Retail and Hospitality environments. Statistics are from the Health and Safety Executive reports 2017 © FUJITSU 2018 - Unclassified. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of Fujitsu. Fujitsu endeavours to ensure that information in this document is correct and fairly stated, but does not accept liability for any errors or omissions. ID:4427-001 Accident data sourced from The Travelers Indemnity Company, 2016 The most common causes of accidents 37% Material handling 15% Slips, trips and fall 14% Struck by or colliding with an object 7% Accidents involving tools 4% Falling from heights Falling Over Health & Safety Training Practices Driver Drowsiness Falling Down Heat Stress Unexpected Incident Driver Drowsiness Manual Handling Falling Over Unexpected Incident Falling Down £4.8bn annual costs of workplace injury in 2014/15 1.3 million workers suffering from a work related illness 0.5 million suffer from work related musculoskeletal disorders 30.4 million working days lost due to work–related illness and non- fatal workplace injuries in 2015/16 World Health Organisation found 30-50% of workers report factors that may be hazardous in their workplace

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Think! Co-create. Innovate. Activate worker safety and wellbeing in Retail and Hospitality environments.

Statistics are from the Health and Safety Executive reports 2017© FUJITSU 2018 - Unclassified. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of Fujitsu.

Fujitsu endeavours to ensure that information in this document is correct and fairly stated, but does not accept liability for any errors or omissions. ID:4427-001

Accident data sourced from The Travelers Indemnity Company, 2016

The most common causes of accidents 37% Material

handling 15% Slips, trips and fall 14% Struck by or colliding

with an object 7% Accidents involving tools 4% Falling from

heights

FallingOver

Health & Safety Training Practices

Driver Drowsiness

Falling Down

Heat Stress

Unexpected Incident

Driver Drowsiness

Manual Handling Falling

Over

Unexpected Incident

Falling Down

£4.8bn annual costs of workplace injury in 2014/15 1.3 million

workers suffering from a work

related illness

0.5 million suffer from

work related musculoskeletal

disorders

30.4 million working days lost

due to work–related illness and non-fatal workplace

injuries in 2015/16

World Health Organisation found 30-50% of workers report factors that may be hazardous in their workplace

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Worker Safety Location Monitoring Driver SafetyMonitoring of workers in harsh environments can

enable a safer workplace.

Analysis of tracking data allowing accurate assessment of worker location and optimisation of staffing and layout.

Receiving support that enhances driver safety.

Vital Sensing Band Location Badge Driver Drowsiness Detector Wearable solution for lone workers

that measures environmental temperature and humidity, highlighting levels of risk,

predicting and measuring incidents as accurately as possible.

Combination of sensor and algorithms. Solution uses GPS for outdoor monitoring

and Real Time Location System or Beacons indoors allowing worker location to be

accurately monitored or used to ‘Respond’ when an incident occurs.

Wearable solution to alert drivers when drowsiness is detected. By measuring

biorhythms, the device identifies a loss in attention allowing the driver to self-manage their of drowsiness and in

parallel allowing route optimisation.

Worker EfficiencyRemote support and Augmented

Reality helping improve operational efficiencies.

Head Mounted Display Enhances training through hands-

free use of augmented reality environments. The solution gives immersive training experience for

better employee engagement.

© FUJITSU 2018 - Unclassified. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of Fujitsu.Fujitsu endeavours to ensure that information in this document is correct and fairly stated, but does not accept liability for any errors or omissions. ID:4427-001

We work with our customers to explore, plan and co-create outcome driven solutions, providing actionable business insight.Fujitsu solutions help provide safer working environments by remotely monitoring the wellbeing of workers and issuing alerts when or before accidents occur.

Fujitsu Enterprise Wearables for Worker Safety and Wellbeing Internet of Things is a core enabler for future hyperconnected businesses and reduces the potential for work related incidents

ContactFor more information contact AskFujitsu on

+44 (0) 1235 79 7711 or [email protected]

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Our capability ■ Wellbeing Management ■ Status Confirmation ■ Danger Avoidance

■ Work and Progress Management ■ Tracking Analysis ■ Site Monitoring