Turnstiles have proven to be an ineffective way to track workers. It does not account for groups in vehicles, missing check-ins, and in the case of shared contractors in divested sites, knowing who exactly is working for what company, what work they’re doing, and if they’re being productive. The inability to accurately track billable hours…
Workers who are isolated from other people on a job site—security staff, lone workers, and specialists with jobs in hazardous areas—are especially at risk of injury or sudden accident and represent a challenge to existing safety protocols. Existing processes often involve adding another person; safety watches, timed check-ins, and paper-based processes that fail to alert.…
Triax is in the spotlight in the new BuiltWorlds 2019 Construction Technology Report for its approach to wearables and workforce management in the construction technology sector
HartfordBusiness.com covered Gilbane’s commitment to raising the bar for the construction industry when it comes to safety with its latest implementation of Spot-r by Triax. By adopting the suite of Spot-r products, including the Clip which detects fall events and sends an alert to designate personnel, and EvacTag, Gilbane is greatly reducing the time it takes…
Innovative approach to site safety improves incident response time for construction workers and increases productivity for owners Providence, RI – May 14, 2018– Gilbane Building Company is raising the bar for the construction industry when it comes to safety with its latest implementation of wearable devices that detect slips, trips, and falls on the job,…
In an industry with tight timelines, tight budgets, and a tight labor market, companies are turning to Internet-connected wearables and other devices to improve visibility, monitor for unsafe conditions or fall events, and build smarter than before. Triax CEO Chad Hollingsworth spokes with Crain’s about using technology to connect a diverse workforce, boost site safety,…
Integration will enhance connected jobsite, construction technology ecosystem NORWALK, Conn., April 10, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of technology for the connected jobsite, today announced it is collaborating with Oracle Construction and Engineering to help customers transform their businesses through innovative technology and real-time data. This announcement is part of an effort…
Triax CEO Chad Hollingsworth spoke with AEC Next about the power of construction IoT and how advanced data analytics – in other words, pulling actionable insights from the wealth of field data being collected – holds the key to widespread adoption. Triax will be exhibiting at Booth 659 during the AEC Next conference June 5-7th…
From scheduling to risk management, contractors and AEC firms are looking towards artificial intelligence platforms to improve efficiencies, safety, and understandings on commercial construction projects. As John Caufield, Senior Editor, Building Design + Construction writes in their Tech Report 5.0: “As data storage and computational power have expanded, more firms are willing to engage AI…
Flagship Spot-r solution recognized for enabling greater visibility, safety on the jobsite Norwalk, Conn. April 2, 2018 – Triax Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of technology for the connected jobsite, today announced that it has been named Health and Safety Solution of the Year from the New York City Construction Awards (NYCCA), held in conjunction…