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WN December 2018

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wwtonline.co.uk | DECEMBER 2018 WET NEWS 19 BESPOKE SOFTWARE & APPS: Far-reaching safety innovation The safety of our people is a key priority. It is vital that any safety incidents and issues are reported e• ciently and responded to quickly. Our Lone Worker App, developed by the MUS SHEQ and Intelligent Solutions teams, provides crucial safety measures for both operational and support staŠ working out of hours or in isolation. The app uses GPS/GPRS location tracking technology to enable supervisors, designated alarm respondents and our in-house Incident Line team to pinpoint a lone worker's precise location following noti" cation of an emergency situation. SMART PLANT & FLEET SOLUTIONS: Fleet innovation for more sustainable utility highway reinstatement Roadmender is a purpose-built, self-sustaining mobile asphalt unit that is paving the way for a smarter, more sustainable approach to utility highway reinstatement. Its operational advantages include faster closure of works and reduced disruption for the public and road users. Clients also bene" t from the potential for reinstatement teams to undertake work at any time, including out of hours and public holidays, without the need to consider asphalt plant locations and opening times. Environmental bene" ts include reduced waste material and signi" cantly reduced fuel usage and carbon emissions resulting from fewer journeys to and from asphalt plants. ADVANCED DATA & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: Unmanned technology that is elevating manpower capabilities Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) – drones – are already transforming operational practices. From asset inspections and surveys to the monitoring and assessment of both natural and man-made conditions, UAVs are delivering new levels of accuracy and predictive capacity. Real-time information can ensure that teams are equipped with the detailed technical and topographical data and imagery, as well as live feedback, to make swift and informed decisions. Fast, accurate and cost-eŠ ective, UAVs are now being deployed on major capital projects for pre-planning and monitoring progress and are enabling clients to design and commission surveys and projects direct from their desktops. IN ASSOCIATION WITH Prove that you've reached the very highest standards, as judged by a panel of leading independent experts. Discover the brand new categories, and the judges at www.waterindustryawards.co.uk BE THE BEST IN UK WATER SPONSORED BY ENTER NOW 20 May 2019 Birmingham 21 MARCH 2019 BIRMINGHAM SMART WATER NETWORKS CONFERENCE LINKING PEOPLE, PROCESSES & TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM YOUR OPERATIONS TO UNCOVER THE SMART FUTURE AND REGISTER, VISIT: wwt.events/sw2019 WWT-SmartWater-HPHad-vs3.indd 1 19/11/2018 17:26

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