SlateSafety

No matter what kind of heat, we've got you covered.
The BAND V2 prevents heat stress before it happens, protecting your team and keeping operations running smoothly.

"It's a dry heat."
Every safety professional in the Southwest: 😑
Every safety professional in the Midwest hearing that for the 47th time this week: 😑

At some point, the humidity debate stops mattering.
The real questions become:
💧 Are your crews staying hydrated?
🌡️ Are new employees properly acclimatized?
⏱️ Are supervisors recognizing the early signs of heat stress?
📈 Do you actually know who's starting to overheat before they tell you?

Stay safe out there this summer, everyone.
And shoutout to SlateSafety for helping companies take the guesswork out of heat stress management with real-time worker monitoring.

We've all been there.
You haven't even made it to the toolbox talk, and you're already wondering if someone turned the jobsite into a convection oven. 🥵

Summer heat isn't just uncomfortable - it's one of the most underestimated hazards on the job. By the time someone looks like they're struggling, they may already be experiencing heat stress.

That's why we're big fans of what SlateSafety is doing. Their wearable technology gives teams real-time insight into heat strain, helping workers and supervisors make informed decisions before heat stress becomes a medical emergency.

Stay hydrated. Take your breaks. Look out for one another. Everyone deserves to go home safe at the end of the day.

💪 We are excited to share that our CEO, Zack Braun, was featured in an Inc. Magazine article about how tech is helping keep workers safe from heat stress.

📰 Read now 👉 https://www.inc.com/georgia-fearn/a-worker-can-look-fine-in-extreme-heat-until-they-collapse-bosses-are-buying-this-tech-solution/91364326

Wishing you a great holiday weekend!
Stay safe and stay cool out there. ☀️ 🇺🇸 🎆

It's that time of year.

No need to panic—the SlateSafety BAND V2 provides real-time insights and alerts on heart rate and exertion levels to prevent heat stress before it happens.

The joke is funny. Heat illness isn't.

When temperatures climb, so does the risk of heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and fatigue-related incidents. A strong heat safety program means staying ahead of the conditions - not reacting to them.

Big shoutout to SlateSafety for helping organizations protect workers in extreme environments with real-time wearable heat stress monitoring and proactive alerts.

How is your team preparing for this week's heat? 🌞

"It's not that hot."

Meanwhile, the heat index: 🥵🔥
All jokes aside, extreme heat isn't about toughness - it's about physiology.

Heat stress can sneak up on even the most experienced workers, and by the time someone says, "I'm fine," they might not be.

A few reminders for today:
💧 Hydrate early and often
⏸️ Take scheduled breaks - even if you don't think you need one
👀 Watch for signs of heat exhaustion in your coworkers
🧠 Speak up if something doesn't feel right

Looking out for each other is one of the most important controls we have.

Shoutout to our friends at SlateSafety , who are helping organizations take a proactive approach to heat stress with wearable technology that gives workers and supervisors better visibility before heat illness becomes an emergency.

Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay safe. ☀️

Traditional heat safety practices, such as WBGT monitoring, are foundational, but managing complex industrial environments requires addressing hidden environmental and physiological blind spots.

Originally published in the June edition of Occupational Health & Safety Magazine, our latest article shares how to move from reactive to predictive safety and help prevent heat strain.

Read now 👉 https://slatesafety.com/predictive-heat-safety/

Every summer, safety professionals become amateur meteorologists. 🌡️

"What's the heat index?"
"How many water breaks have they taken?"
"Did anyone refill the cooler?"
"Why is that employee wearing a hoodie in 98° weather?"

Heat stress season is here, and for many of us, it feels like we're managing operations on the surface of the sun.

Jokes aside, heat-related illnesses can escalate quickly, which is why monitoring conditions, recognizing early warning signs, and having the right controls in place matter more than ever.
Technology is also playing a bigger role in helping organizations manage heat risk in real time. Shoutout to SlateSafety for helping push innovation forward in this space. 👏

What's the hottest temperature you've worked in - or had crews working in - without shutting down operations? 🔥👇

Last week, we were excited to attend the 2026 Hanford Tank Waste Operations & Closure - H2C-sponsored ALARA Symposium in Richland, Washington, where we learned about the important work being done at the Department of Energy Hanford Site and shared how to use SlateSafety BAND V2 wearables while wearing impermeables. Thanks for the opportunity to share about our solution and to everyone who stopped by our booth!

We had a great time at the AIHA - American Industrial Hygiene Association's conference this week in New Orleans! ⚜️ 🎺 🎉

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth to see our latest innovations in safety technology.

See y'all next year!