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PEAK

has changed

2.0

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We have given our application a complete refresh!

Like our FocusLite hardware, Peak is our own in-house web application designed and built specifically for profiling individual noise exposure as well as managing equipment and operatives across multiple teams and sites.

Peak 2 uses industry leading security standards, to ensure your organisation and operative data is kept secure. It enables health and safety professionals to report quickly and easily, in order to manage the real causes of noise exposure in the workplace.

Find out more about what we have been working on below…

Secure access for everyone.

But not just anyone.

Peak 2.0 uses the latest Auth0 authentication

to protect your user accounts.

To find out more click  here                                    

NEW FEATURES

OPERATIVE PROFILES

Peak is now able to store all noise exposure data against User Profiles. This means that the history for an individual is preserved even if they change their headset multiple times. Profiling means that you can now quickly see an individuals noise exposure history and that this data persists across multiple sites and projects.

USER ACCOUNTS

Secure access for anyone in your team with self-service email based user accounts. Users can reset their passwords and manage their own accounts. With access roles for Supervisors and Managers, create and invite new users and restrict which Sites and Workgroups your users can view and manage.

WORKGROUPS

Workgroups is a new flexible way of organising operating units on a project in Peak. This new grouping mechanism means more control over projects and the ability to add additional granularity within individual sites and locations as required. For example grouping operatives by organisation, team or skills based. Workgroups are particularly useful in distributed working environments, for example where a team works across multiple projects in many different locations.

NOISE MAPPING

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Continuous monitoring is the future of noise based risk assessment in the workplace.

Unlike traditional dose meter assessments, Peak Noise Mapping combines sensors with your operative headset data to map real world exposure where operatives are working.

We have continued to evolve the platform and in Peak 2 and have made it faster and easier to roll out beacons and maps in challenging, evolving work environments.

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Continuous Site Heat Mapping

Map multiple Sites and Floorplans

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Easily edit as Sites change over time

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