Quin within PPE

Out Now: Quin Safety Intelligence Issue #3. In this edition, we share highlights from ASSP Safety 2026, our latest safety-focused content series, industry recognition, new blog insights, and the continued expansion of products featuring Quin technology. Featuring: American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) | Quin | PIP Global Safety | Mips | Build in Digital | UK Construction Week | Guardio | Betafit PPE | Centurion Safety Products Ltd | Båstadgruppen AB

Understanding what really happens during incidents on the job site is vital for workers safety. At American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) 2026, we showcased real-world impacts with a first-of-its-kind interactive demonstration. Everyday construction items including bolts, tape measures, wrenches, pencils and more were dropped onto a PIP Global Safety Traverse™ Full Brim helmet equipped with the Quin Pod & Mips® for safety helmets. With Quin®, every impact was detected, analysed, and recorded in real time, providing meaningful data that helps quantify what actually happened during the incident. On real job sites, many impacts go unnoticed. Even when they are witnessed, it's often difficult to understand their true severity. Quin removes that guesswork by transforming impact events into actionable safety insights that support better decisions and more informed emergency response. Because better data leads to better protection.

We're live at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Safety 26 with PIP Global Safety, showcasing impact detection technology in action. Throughout the show, we're dropping everyday construction items, including bolts, tape measures, wrenches and pencils, from 12ft onto a PIP Traverse Full Brim Helmet equipped with the Quin Pod and Tag technology. Every impact is detected, analysed and recorded, providing real-world data on what actually happens on site. Too many impacts go unnoticed. Even when they are seen, it can be difficult to understand how serious they really are. Quin removes the guesswork by measuring and quantifying impacts with meaningful data that supports better decision-making and faster response. If you're attending ASSP, visit the PIP booth in Hall B, #5601 and see how intelligent safety technology is helping to change the future of construction safety.

Join Quin and PIP Global Safety at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Safety Conference & Expo 2026 for a discussion on the future of connected worker protection. Jason Iftakhar will be joining the PIP team for a session exploring how intelligent technology is helping reshape construction safety through connected PPE, real-time event detection, impact analytics, and faster access to critical safety information. 📅 Tuesday, June 16th ⏰ 9:45 – 10:00 AM PT

Quin Technology integrates into a growing range of PPE helmets and protective equipment - designed to keep workers connected and protected across every worksite. 🔗Check out the range of products that already feature Quin, and find out how to include Quin in your PPE products: https://lnkd.in/etn4Q9Cd

We're excited to be joining PIP Global Safety at the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) Safety Conference & Expo 2026 next week. Visit the PIP booth to experience Quin's Advanced Event Detection technology through a live, interactive demonstration. See how connected PPE can detect dangerous events, provide valuable impact insights, and support faster emergency response when it matters most. Our team will be on hand throughout the show to answer questions, demonstrate the technology, and discuss how intelligent safety is helping shape the future of worker protection. We look forward to seeing you there. #ASSP2026 #PIP #QuinWithin #ConnectedPPE #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyInnovation #IndustrialSafety

We're proud to support Hard Hat Awareness Week 2026, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness of the vital role head protection plays in keeping construction workers safe. While hard hats have become a standard part of PPE on-site, the conversation around head protection continues to evolve. Understanding how injuries happen, recognising the risks workers face every day, and exploring how technology can support better outcomes are all important parts of improving workplace safety. To mark #HHAW26, we're revisiting one of our Safety Shorts featuring Hard Hat Awareness Week founder Chris Tidy and Quin Founder and CEO Anirudha Surabhi. In this discussion, Chris and Ani explore why head protection remains such a critical issue across construction and why raising awareness continues to matter. At Quin, we believe protecting workers starts with understanding risk. That's why we're focused on bringing together physical protection, incident detection and real-time data to help improve safety outcomes when incidents occur. Join the conversation this week and follow #HHAW26 to see how organisations across the industry are helping to raise awareness and improve safety standards.