Pipeline Company Orders Blackline’s Lone Worker Safety Technology

Energy sector invests in lone worker safety technology for most important resource-its employees

Today we announced that a pipeline company ordered Blackline’s lone worker safety monitoring technology. The prominent Calgary-based pipeline company purchased over $440,000.00 in Loner Bridge Systems and services to monitor their employees, using lone worker safety technology.

“Ensuring the ongoing safety of personnel through a region as large 

as Western Canada requires a universal approach—we designed our Loner Bridge System for precisely this purpose,” says Cody Slater, Blackline’s CEO and Chairman. “This solution is the only true, last-mile option available for businesses to monitor their personnel everywhere-within hazardous environments, across large fields of operation and throughout complex facilities.”

Blackline’s lone worker monitoring solutions bring value to a diverse base of industries including utilities, research labs, manufacturing, transportation and service companies. Although energy sector commodities have softened over the last year, Blackline has received several orders from top-tier upstream and mid-stream organizations since the beginning of its fourth quarter.

“Challenging economic times place more pressure on businesses to perform, requiring high productivity with fewer resources,” says Sean Stinson, Blackline’s VP Sales & Product Management. “Our customers have found they can improve employee safety and save money with Loner equipment compared to manual check-in processes or older technology.” He adds, “Making it even easier for companies in this economic climate, our new Loner Complete program delivers everything required to deploy a best-in-class safety monitoring program-without an upfront capital purchase.”

To learn more about how Blackline Safety is meeting the needs of this customer, check out the full press release.