Energy Workforce & Technology Council is pleased to welcome Epicore Biosystems as a new member.
Epicore Biosystems is a digital health company developing bio-wearable technology that helps individuals and organizations better understand physiological and metabolic health. Its technology translates complex health signals into actionable insights for users ranging from frontline industrial workers to athletes, researchers, and consumers.
For industrial workplaces, Epicore focuses on physiological risk factors that can contribute to safety incidents but may not be captured in traditional safety programs. By providing additional insight into worker health and physical readiness, the company aims to help organizations better understand potential contributors to incidents such as slips, falls, cuts, and vehicle accidents.
Epicore’s team brings together expertise in data science, material science, and biomedical engineering, with an emphasis on product validation and practical applications for workforce health and safety.
“As the energy services sector continues to strengthen its approach to workforce safety, technologies that help companies better understand physiological risk can add an important dimension to existing safety programs. We’re pleased to welcome Epicore Biosystems to Energy Workforce and look forward to the perspective they bring to our membership,” said Molly Determan, EWTC President.
For more information about Energy Workforce membership, contact Senior Director Operations Roni Ashley.
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