We take your company's employee privacy, data security, and the ethics of using AI very seriously at WorkVis.io.
Our WorkVis.io solutions use best practices security tools including:
At WorkVis.io we take your workers' privacy seriously. Here are some of the ways that we work to protect worker and company privacy:
We can help your team to improve workers' safety, productivity, and wellbeing, while maintaining their privacy.
Our company was founded by people who are passionate about worker safety and strive to protect workers in every way possible. This protection includes our commitment to protect workers' data and privacy.
Our founders and senior management participate in conferences, workshops, panel discussions, and more to discuss the best ways to use AI to improve worker safety, while taking proactive steps to protect their privacy. We are thought leaders in using AI and cameras in the most ethical ways possible. Our board includes experienced leaders in the Environmental Health and Safety field, who have fought for workers' safety for many decades.
We rely on _________________ for audits of our infrastructure, system architecture, and best practices for processing your company's data safely and securely. We partner with our customers to build the best solutions possible and to protect their data.
In the ongoing drive towards zero incidents, technology has become an indispensable tool in keeping workers safe in the workplace. As the adoption of technology continues at an ever-increasing pace, concerns about privacy and surveillance have become increasingly loud – and for good reason.
However, when approached with transparency, responsibility, and a genuine commitment to safety, AI-powered cameras can be viewed as a way to keep workers safe, rather than a way to spy on workers or to punish them.
To develop an environment of trust, we recommend that companies follow these guidelines:
Safety-based AI cameras are a valuable and indispensable tool in our journey to a zero-incident world. When approached with clear communication, specific and targeted monitoring, and collaboration with unions, these tools can be seen by employees as a tool to help keep them safe, rather than a way to track or punish them. In doing so, companies can foster a culture where productivity, worker safety, and well-being coexist harmoniously.