The Weitz Company was the first construction company to use MākuSafe and has grown to be one of our larger clients. They have put MākuSafe to work on multiple job sites, covering not only their workers but also subcontractors with our wearable safety technology. MākuSafe has equipped Weitz Safety Leaders on Mission Critical job sites with the necessary data to predict and correct potential hazardous issues. Weitz was the first construction company to utilize this technology nearly two years ago and has seen an immediate positive impact since that time, resulting in 0.0 TRIR over more than 31 months of Mission Critical projects. 

The NSC Work to Zero initiative is designed to eliminate workplace fatalities through the use of technology. The Work to Zero Advisory Council is a volunteer group of EHS and technology experts composed of industry, academic, government and other thought leaders who strategically advise the Council on efforts to eliminate workplace deaths. MākuSafe is proud to be a part of the Advisory Council. The council’s responsibilities are to inform Work to Zero research projects by providing expertise, insight and access to networks that enrich the initiative, shape outreach and events, and engage external parties to broaden the initiative’s reach and knowledge. The case study was a joint effort to study how wearable safety technology could impact MSD’s and potentially reduce injuries.