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The investment in Triax Technologies illustrates the growing interest in using IoT to improve safety on work sites.

Employers talk about how IoT is enabling contact tracing, monitoring air quality, and enforcing rules about social distancing as workers go back to the office post-quarantine.

Fertilizer giant Nutrien expands use of proximity alarms to battle COVID 19 pandemic January 27, 2021   The Canadian Press (CP) SASKATOON – Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien Ltd. says it will expand its use of a proximity alarm and contact tracing technology to help protect 14,500 of its employees from the COVID-19 pandemic. The Saskatoon-based company says it has rolled out its Proximity Trace equipment, made by U.S.-based Triax Technologies, to more than 8,000 employees to date and expects to introduce it to 6,500 more in coming months, representing 65 per cent o...

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At the outset of the pandemic, Nutrien was considered an essential service in its core markets due to its role in supporting the agricultural sector. To combat the spread of the virus, Nutrien partnered with Triax to help its employees maintain a minimum physical distance of 6 feet and automatically record data about their interactions with colleagues as part of the COVID-19 protocols. Nutrien has always had a culture that puts safety first, and technology and innovation support that core value. Originally deployed last July at Nutrien’s Nitrogen and Phosphate sites in the United States, ...