Introducing the Modern Upgrade to Traditional Safety
BRITE-MOUNT
Proudly Designed and Tested in
At Oombo, we uphold the belief that prioritizing workplace safety is paramount to fostering the growth of infrastructure development. We strongly advocate for a productive work environment that begins with enabling workers to perform their tasks safely, free from concerns about breaches. The Brite-Mount offers real-time updates on the work site, alerts employers to safety breaches, and enhances communication among relevant stakeholders.
Designed with Purpose
36%
of employees have been placed in unsafe conditions due to poor communication
>60%
of unexpected medical events involving death, or injury have been caused by communication errors in a worksite
71%
likelihood of completing their projects on time when companies prioritize effective communication
A Better Way to Secure a Worksite
Whether it's securing a work site or developing a traffic plan we believe that there are fundamental needs to ensure efficient operation and communication. The Brite-Mount is supported by a reliable Wi-Fi mesh network that allows each device to communicate with each other. This communication allows for more efficient workflows such as the following:
Increased Visibility
Monitor Breaches
Dynamic Planning
The Brite-Mount can alert from a distance of up to 1 kilometer, ensuring intense visibility in all weather conditions with 360-degree light distribution.
Each Brite-Mount includes a built-in GPS chip, enabling workers to instantly receive alerts on their phones if their work zones are compromised.
The Oombo app facilitates active collaboration for companies to develop and modify traffic control plans, enabling dynamic adjustments to their work site.
Safety Demands Communication
During 2022, the construction sector in Canada reported 183 fatalities, the highest among all sectors for that year.
In 2023, Ontario recorded more than 240,00 injury claims, resulting in benefits payouts totaling $2.5 billion, marking the highest figure since 2012.
The top three occupations with the highest average cost per claim included motor vehicle and transit drivers, trades helpers and laborers, and installers, repairs and servicers.
Costs of Lost Time Injury Claims
According to the Occupational Safety Group of Ontario
Beyond the tragedy of worker injuries, the true costs incurred by an employer due to a worker's absence can have a significant and long lasting impact on the company. Prioritizing safety is not just for the sake of the worker but for the safeguarding of the company's productivity and profitability. There are both indirect and direct costs associated with lost time injury claims as outlined by the occupational safety group of Ontario in this section.
By capitalizing on the Brite-Mount system, businesses can unlock substantial advantages. For further insights into the rewards of prioritizing safety investments and understanding the method for calculating net gains for a company in their respective industry, feel free to explore the provided links.