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Today’s risks are connected. Readiness should be too. Wildfires across North America show how quickly one event can create multiple challenges at once. Fires, smoke, and poor air quality can increase risk for lone workers and frontline teams, disrupt sites and operations, and create an immediate need for coordinated emergency response. Introducing EcoOnline’s Readiness Solutions: two connected solutions designed to help organisations protect people, coordinate response, and strengthen resilience before, during, and after disruption. Prepare with confidence. Respond with clarity. Recover faster. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/euhGJVSz

Labour shortages are changing how organisations think about workplace safety.  In this clip from the latest EHSLeaders EHS On Tap podcast with host Jay Kumar, EcoOnline CEO Thomas Goodmanson shares why investing in safer workplaces is also an investment in productivity and long-term resilience.  Listen to the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/ggw4FpDw

Today’s the day. The world is here. As Spain and Argentina meet in the Final, we’re cheering for the teams on the field, and recognising the teams behind the scenes who have been preparing long before a single fan arrived. For New York and New Jersey, this is the tournament’s biggest moment, and a major test of city safety, coordination, and event preparedness. We’re grateful to support the teams helping protect the people, cities, and moments that bring us together, with EcoOnline’s emergency and crisis management software supporting readiness across 11 of the 16 North American host regions. When the world is watching, readiness matters. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ehY5MNpw

Not one to miss! Kyle Van Delft and BC Search and Rescue Association will be sharing how they use EcoOnline's D4H emergency & crisis management software and its powerful analytics to support 78 volunteer search and rescue groups. As a purpose-driven software provider, there is nothing more impactful than customers showing the ways they're putting our products to work to protect people and the planet.

Utilities continue to invest billions in strengthening resilience against extreme weather. They should.  But storms rarely create just one problem. Infrastructure damage triggers workforce fatigue, communication breakdowns, chemical safety risks, and operational delays. One disruption can quickly create another.  The organisations that respond best won't just prepare for individual incidents; they'll understand how risks connect across their operations before a crisis puts those connections to the test.  Read on in our latest The Situation Room article: https://lnkd.in/g5wVjFjK

Can AI make work safer? Yes, but only if we are clear about how it should be used. EcoOnline is proud to sponsor IOSH Magazine’s new podcast series exploring what AI should, and should not, mean for workplace safety. In the first episode, IOSH president Richard Bate is joined by Cam Stevens and Cory Doctorow for a thoughtful debate on the opportunities and risks of AI in occupational safety and health, from prediction and prevention to over-reliance, surveillance, and trust. At EcoOnline, we believe AI is useful when it scales human expertise, but risky when it replaces judgement. The goal should be clearer visibility, better human decision-making, and safer outcomes. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/egAcV8dV

The moment the world has been waiting for is almost here. As the 19 July World Cup Final in New York and New Jersey approaches, EcoOnline is proud to support emergency preparedness and major event safety in the region, and across 11 of the 16 North American host regions. Thank you to the customers and agencies in the NY/NJ region helping protect people, cities, and the moments that bring us together, including RWJBarnabas Health, St. Joseph's Health, Valley Health System, NJ EMS Task Force, Monmouth County Sheriff's Office, and Morris County Office of Emergency Management. https://lnkd.in/eizeWrZt

Extreme weather is already testing the resilience of utilities, with operations and safety teams starting to adapt their planning for this new reality. But the impact of storms, hurricanes, floods, heat, and more rarely ends with the weather. One disruption can increase operational pressure, expose workforce risks and delay recovery, creating consequences that extend far beyond the initial event. Join David Picton, Rich Hamel from ALL4 and Steph Miller-Harris for our next Situation Room live debate as they explore why understanding connected risk matters just as much as preparing for extreme weather. Thursday, 30 July 3:00 pm BST | 10:00 am EDT Register today: https://lnkd.in/eDc5JSsu

Meet Kyle Mallory, Technical Support Analyst at EcoOnline. For Kyle, technical support is about more than solving problems. It's about helping organisations modernise their safety systems, supporting customers through change, and ensuring they get the most from the tools they rely on every day. Here, he shares a current project he's proud of, the culture that keeps him motivated, and how his work helps protect people and the planet. Interested in joining the team? Explore our current opportunities: https://lnkd.in/g9CfTfJW

The world sees the event. Public authorities and safety teams see thousands of moving parts.   When cities host major events like the World Cup, preparation is everything.   The biggest moments often bring the biggest operational challenges, from coordinating teams and managing resources to maintaining situational awareness when conditions change rapidly.   Those in charge of public safety need more than plans. They need a common operating picture.   That's where EcoOnline comes in: https://lnkd.in/ekAkgxRf