Helping you keep your customers, employees
and visitors safe in extreme conditions.
Finally, health and safety professionals have the innovative tools needed to alert workers and customers of dangerous conditions resulting from weather extremes. Freezing conditions, including transitional periods, and excessive heat are visually discernible through the use of IceAlert® and HeatAlert® systems. HeatAlert™ is available for either indoor or outdoor environments. All Alert systems provide clear, instantaneous, and accurate, visual alerts that potentially hazardous conditions exist.
IceAlert®
IceAlert® indicators alert employees, customers and visitors of possible icy conditions by changing color from white to blue as temperatures approach freezing.
Units are easily installed at building exits, near stairs and walkways, and in parking areas.
People can feel the cold, but it is difficult to tell how cold it is.
IceAlert® gives a very prominent blue reflective star when people need the additional information, only where the temperature is near freezing or below.
$30,478
Potential direct costs from one accidental fall. (OSHA.gov)
$64,022
Potential direct and indirect costs from one accidental fall. (OSHA.gov)
Stay Safe, avoid expensive accidents
Meaningful Accident Savings with IceAlert®
Accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, especially in extreme weather conditions. With IceAlert®, you can significantly reduce the risk of falls and injuries. OSHA estimates avoiding just one accident can save you up to $43,000. Use the slider below to see how much you could save by preventing multiple falls. The more you save on accidents, the more you can invest in safety and well-being for your customers and employees.
HeatAlert™
Alerts employers, employees, customers and visitors in real time that the heat index is at a moderate risk or high risk level based on NOAA/OSHA standards.
The heat index can be used to help determine the risk of a heat related illness for outdoor and indoor workers. As a heat index value goes up, more preventative measures are needed to protect workers.
HeatAlert™ Monitoring Stations are helping employers monitor dangerous workplace heat.
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Our Mission
Providing innovative tools needed to alert people of potentially hazardous conditions resulting from extreme weather, ranging from heat illnesses, to ice related slip and fall incidents.
IceAlert, Inc.
5813 Jean Road
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Phone
503-692-6656
Toll Free
1-800-831-4551
Email
info@icealert.com