Monitoring System

The LifeLine monitoring system provides two-way radio communication combined with real-time telemetry monitoring for employees working in confined, remote or hazardous conditions. The system is designed to create a safe, proactive method for monitoring workers and environments. It is a self-contained system that can maintain time exposure information, training levels, environmental condition data, provide a variety of reports, and generate Confined Space Entry Permits.

This unit can consist of a main monitoring console (MMC) and a number of personal safety monitors or portable safety monitors (PSM). By integrating two-way voice communication combined with real-time telemetry monitoring with a computer database into a single system, it can communicate, monitor and analyze environmental factors that affect workers in real-time. The PAM can be either worn by the worker or placed in the space being monitored.

The monitor regularly queries the worker with audible, visual and tactile signals to which the worker is required to respond. If the response is not received with a user-defined time frame, an alarm is sounded and the attendant can take additional steps. The worker can request help at any time by pushing the PSM "Alarm" button or pressing the "push to talk" switch.

Safe Environment Engineering, 25061 West Aveneue Stanford, #30, Valencia, CA 91355; phone: 661-295-5500; fax: 661-294-9246