At NISO 2025, FlexManager CEO George Curley was asked by Ayrton Group for his insights on the latest tech innovations that are impacting the world of Health and Safety. George spoke with Norbert Narbut on a range of topics. Here is an overview of some of the insights shared:
On this topic, George speaks on the Internet of Things (IoT) world and the potential avenues that this offers when it is paired with the “Hands-on world”:
How can air quality monitors on a construction site lead to decision making for the health of workers on site? That is a world that is really untapped in this space… how can we find out today what is happening so we can be proactive.
A huge topic in not just the compliance industry, but EVERY industry. George shares his two-cents:
AI has its place. We talk of AI filling out incident reports, and I have no interest in AI doing that for me. That is replacing years of knowledge with something trained by a third party, and we don’t know where it is getting it’s logic from.
Having said that, AI doing trend analysis on thousands of reports to see what could potentially happen based on years of data, that is something I can see AI having an impact. Guiding human decisions.
Thumbs up in the grand scheme, but with the caveat of making it useful to us rather than having it as a distraction.
A special thanks to Norbert for conducting the interview, and sharing his passion for Health and Safety topics. The full interview is available on the Ayrton’s Groups LinkedIn post.
Welcome to the New Year, where safety takes centre stage in Canada’s bustling construction industry. As we embark on fresh projects and challenges, let’s dive into some eye-opening statistics that highlight the importance of keeping safety at the forefront.Did you know that over 40,000 construction workers are injured every year in Canada due to falls?…
When used with FlexManager, NFC tags eliminate the need for manual data entry and complex setup processes.
At NISO 2025, FlexManager CEO George Curley was asked by Ayrton Group for his insights on the latest tech innovations that are impacting the world of Health and Safety. George spoke with Norbert Narbut on a range of topics. Here is an overview of some of the insights shared:
This week (20–26 October) marks the European Week for Safety and Health at Work 2025 – an annual highlight of the EU-OSHA Healthy Workplaces Campaign.
A team of inspectors from Britain’s workplace regulator are heading to Manchester city centre as part of its priority to tackle ill-health on construction sites. The 12 inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) will head to the city today (Tuesday, 21 October). They will turn up without warning at various businesses and sites to look at their management of health and safety risks.
The NISO 2025 annual conference brought together the brightest minds in health, safety, and compliance management, and we’re still inspired by the ideas and innovation that filled the room.
A quiet threat to many employees is the impact that noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) can have on an individual. Many workers may not realise the damage is done until it is too late, due to the fact that it happens so gradually. NIHL is typically caused by exposure to loud sounds and cannot be medically or surgically corrected (Source: CDC). Let’s learn more about this NIHL and how to avoid any repercussions linked to it.
n today’s fast-paced operational environments, quick and accurate data access is key to keeping teams productive and compliant. That’s where NFC tags come in. These are a simple but powerful tool to streamline asset tracking, inspections, and data collection.
Canadian Contractor’s Contractor Productivity Forum featured four terrific presentations offering exclusive insights from knowledgable experts into key areas where renovators and homebuilders might improve their efficiency and profitability. Lively Q&A discussions followed each presentation.
Last Friday (Oct 10th), we attended, exhibited, and sponsored the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) annual conference held in the Great Southern in Killarney. This was a significant date on our calendar, as FlexManager CEO, George Curley, held a talk entitled: Real Compliance in a Digital Transformation. This was an opportunity for George to share his perspective as a former Health & Safety Manager who saw the potential of HSEQ through a digital lens.
A new safety campaign is be launched to tackle falls on construction sites and to strengthen site culture. The Construction Industry Federation's 2025 construction safety campaign, "Back to Basics", runs from today to 24 October and encourages construction companies across Ireland to revisit the core principles that keep workers safe.
This week (13-19th Oct) marks Fire Safety Week in Ireland, a timely reminder that even small actions can prevent disaster. From testing smoke alarms to planning your escape route, fire safety starts at home.
Emergencies rarely give you any warning. When they strike, the priority is clear – get everyone to safety. Whether it’s a fire, gas leak, or a natural event, an effective evacuation plan saves lives. Communication and Clarity are essential to ensure personnel are calm under pressure.
Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of death and serious injury in construction and agriculture. To tackle this, the Health and Safety Authority (HSA) and the Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSE NI) launched a month-long, all-island inspection campaign beginning October 6th.
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