Accidents in the paper industry
The paper industry doesn’t fall behind other industries. As its robotization advances, so does its production capacity. Unfortunately, not all
Industrial plants carefully implement safety procedures and systems at production lines. However, the safety of the plant also depends on the workers. Nevertheless, it is impossible to predict what they will do. The data suggests that accidents occur on production lines mainly due to workers’ mistakes and negligence. Accidents’ consequences result not only in losses for the company but, most importantly, in the loss of health or life of those operating the machines.
An indirect benefit for companies is the reduction of costs associated with downtime. It can amount to tens of thousands per minute.
Below are examples of industrial accidents that our safety system could prevent.
The paper industry doesn’t fall behind other industries. As its robotization advances, so does its production capacity. Unfortunately, not all
Eurostat says that more than 3,000 people die in work-related accidents in the European Union every year. Meanwhile, data from
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The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund under the Intelligent Development Operational Programme 2014-2020. The project is carried out under the competition held by the National Centre for Research and Development: Competition No. 6/1.1.1/2019 “Fast Track” for SMEs.
