AlertMeter®

Detect worker fatigue, illness, intoxication, distress and more in real-time

Thousands of workers show up to work every day fatigued, distressed, ill, intoxicated, or otherwise impaired. AlertMeter® is the only real-time fit-for-work test that accurately identifies these impairments before incidents can happen.

Key Benefits

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Verified Results

The AlertMeter® Modules

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Distress Detector

Mental distress often leads to accidents. The AlertMeter® Distress Detector identifies signs of distress early to prevent incidents.

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Fatigue Finder

Fatigue is a major safety risk and reduces productivity. Use the AlertMeter® Fatigue Finder to identify and address fatigue before it affects performance.

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Substance Abuse Detector

Fatigue is a major safety risk and reduces productivity. Use the AlertMeter® Fatigue Finder to identify and address fatigue before it affects performance.

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Damage Deleter

Reduce accident severity by up to 68% with the AlertMeter®.

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Productivity Promoter

Increase productivity by 11% while prioritizing safety with the AlertMeter®.

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Cost Cutter

Lower workers’ comp claims and accident costs by 70%.

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Everyone Benefits From AlertMeter

Most Popular Features

When workers arrive on-site, they take the AlertMeter test on company tablets or their own smartphones.  It takes 10 initial tests for the AlertMeter to recognize each user’s normal level of alertness and individual cognitive behavior. After that, the test will accurately identify when they’re outside their normal range of alertness.

The designated supervisor or manager on-site will be automatically notified if a worker is outside of his normal range of alertness, or is behaving unusually.

The designated supervisor or manager will meet with the worker face-to-face, discuss a way to remedy their alertness, and determine whether they will need to be reassigned to a non-safety sensitive task until their alertness level is normal.

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Your Safety Risk Reduction Plan