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Rli — RLI Design Professionals DPLE 290 webinar (May 2020)
46 slides from Rli's conference presentation, May 20, 2020
Slide 1: One App at a Time: How Technology Promotes Safety
One App at a Time: How Technology Promotes Safety in the Design and Construction Industry RLI Design Professionals DPLE 290 May 20, 2020
Slide 2: AIA Continuing Education Systems registered provider
RLI Design Professionals is a Registered Provider with The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems. Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members. Certificates of Completion for non-AIA members are available on request. This program
Slide 3: Copyright Materials
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Slide 4: Technology
Time Quality Safety Cost TECHNOLOGY
Slide 5: Course Description
Course Description Technology has proven to be helpful in increasing the safety of occupants and users of buildings or construction sites. This presentation will discuss developing technological methods, systems, and products and how they impact safety and welfare within the construction and design
Slide 6: Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives Participants in this session will: Review new technology that assists with safety audits and 1 documentation, real-time accident inspection, OSHA reporting, and monitoring work zone conditions to protect the public health, safety and welfare. Identify the forms of technology that
Slide 7: Today we’ll review:
Today we’ll review: Tablets, apps, and the Cloud Building Information Modeling Wearable (“BIM”) devices & Forms 3D Printing of Technology Augmented Drones Reality Autonomous Vehicles
Slide 8: Tablets, Apps, and the Cloud
Tablets, Apps, and the Cloud
Slide 9: How is this technology used?
How is this technology used? Tablets • Streamline to save time (and money) • Store plans, field documentation, and other relevant information Apps • Increase productivity • Optimize the use of tablets and the cloud The Cloud • Allows all collaborators to work on one file, simultaneously • Stores dig
Slide 10: Using Tablets, Apps and the Cloud to Increase Safety
Using Tablets, Apps and the Cloud to Increase Safety Audit and Real-time accident documentation investigation Safety Monitoring work OSHA reporting zone conditions
Slide 11: Product Example – Mobile Platform: OSHA Heat Safety Tool
Product Example – Mobile Platform OSHA Heat Safety Tool Vital safety information available, whenever and wherever you need it
Slide 12: What is a phablet?
What is a phablet? Smartphone Tablet Screen is bigger than a typical smartphone, smaller than Phablet a tablet 12
Slide 13: Product Examples - Phablets
Product Examples - Phablets • Features • 6.8” display • Features • Quick to • Top camera charge • 6.5” display • Optional 5G Samsung • Quick to charge • S pen stylus • Water resistant Galaxy • Water resistant iPhone 11 • Cons Note 10 • Cons Pro Max • Expensive Plus • Expensive • Display should be pr
Slide 14: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risks associated with the use of tablets, apps and the cloud: • Tablets as distractions • Out of date software • Difficulty in tracking cloud collaboration
Slide 15: Wearable Devices
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Slide 16: Using Wearables to Increase Safety
Using Wearables to Increase Safety “Red Flag” Vital GPS Detection Monitoring Technology Emergency Attractive to Services Younger Notification Workers
Slide 17: Product Example - Wearables
Product Example - Wearables Source: SmartBid.co
Slide 18: Did you know?
Did you know? Construction workers are HAND SANITIZER emerging as a top group among people infected by coronavirus.
Slide 19: Example – Infrared Thermometers
Example – Infrared Thermometers
Slide 20: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risks associated with the use of wearable technology: • Worker dependency on some technologies • Potential user error or device malfunction • Multiple users could spread disease
Slide 21: Augmented Reality
Augmented Reality
Slide 22: Virtual Reality vs Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality • Replaces the real world with a Augmented Reality simulation • Adds digital imaging to the real world
Slide 23: Using Augmented Reality to Increase Safety
Using Augmented Reality to Increase Safety Hands on, but virtual Training and risk experience identification Decreased dependency on Increased accuracy tablets, smartphones and physical plans
Slide 24: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risk associated with the use of this technology: • Additional training required • Augmented Reality as a distraction • Potential liability issues
Slide 25: Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous Vehicles
Slide 26: Did you know?
Did you know? In the United States, the use of construction vehicles and other machinery leads to about 10,000 injuries each year.
Slide 27: Using autonomous vehicles to increase safety
Using autonomous vehicles to increase safety Completing otherwise harmful tasks Operation from a distance No blind spots or distracted driving Fewer emissions and less fuel used
Slide 28: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risk associated with the use of autonomous vehicles: • Potential product malfunction • Distracted operators • Lack of human instinct
Slide 29: Drones
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Slide 30: Using Drones to Increase Safety
Using Drones to Increase Safety Able to access locations typically inaccessible to humans May be used for more accurate surveys and inspections Can transmit real-time images from a construction site Attached cameras can be used to increase security measures
Slide 31: Product Example - Drones
Product Example - Drones Automated Flight and DroneDeploy Data Capture 31
Slide 32: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risk associated with the use of this technology: • Drone crashes or near misses • Property damage • Threat to privacy • Unmeasured learning curve
Slide 33: Building Information Modeling (“BIM”)
Building Information Modeling (“BIM”)
Slide 34: Using BIM to Increase Safety
Using BIM to Increase Safety Preview Site Conditions Identify Potential Hazards Outline Fall Prevention Guidelines Prepare Workers
Slide 35: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risk associated with the use of BIM: • Unresolved or undetected legal implications • Limited number of experts in the industry • Issues involving collaboration and control • Difficulty in assessing liability
Slide 36: 3D Printing
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Slide 37: BIM 3D Printing
BIM 3D Printing
Slide 38: Using 3D Printing to Increase Safety
Using 3D Printing to Increase Safety Complete Less exposure to hazardous tasks harmful materials Visualization prior Environmentally to construction friendly
Slide 39: Project Example – 3D Printing
Project Example – 3D Printing Source: ICONbuild.com/new-story https://3dprinting.com/construction/dubai-unveils-worlds-largest-on-site-3d-printed-building/
Slide 40: Keep in mind…
Keep in mind… Risk associated with the use of BIM and 3D printing: • Errors in the digital model • Potential liability issues • Novel technology • Lack of skill set or training
Slide 41: Summing it Up: What is your duty?
Summing it Up: What is your duty? CONTRACTOR OWNER • Primary control of safety measures • Evaluate prospective contractor’s safety history • Establish jobsite safety plan that • Provide project specifications with conforms to OSHA and local clear safety expectations requirements • Disclose known haz
Slide 42: Best Practices and Tips
Best Practices and Tips
Slide 43: Best Practices
Best Practices Create clear, written • Define appropriate use of technology policies for technology • Designate team technology leaders use Obtain and use resources • Request training material from technology • Check manufacturer’s customer support manufacturers Provide training and • Wearables, sel
Slide 44: Remember…
Remember… 1 Technology can enhance accuracy and safety There are risks associated with choosing 2 not to use evolving technology The standard of care will change for design and 3 construction professionals 4 There are potential insurance implications Comparative risk analysis can help assess 5 pros
Slide 45: Questions?
Thank you for your time! QUESTIONS? This concludes The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems Program Brianna Girard, Associate Underwriter Brianna.Girard@rlicorp.com Barbara Sable, AVP, RLI Design Professionals Barbara.Sable@rlicorp.com
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