1. Smart, Safe & Connected 1 Worker Safety & Accountability Solutions From Extronics Advance

2. Smart, Safe & Connected 2  About Extronics Advance  Benefits of EA worker safety solutions  How the solutions work  Services At a glance  Example applications  Example use cases  Future developments  Customer stories

3. Smart, Safe & Connected 3  Over 10 years of experience with AeroScout active RFID technology  Specialise in hazardous area and industrial applications  Work with carefully selected partners around the world  Provide hardware, software, technical support and a range of professional services About Extronics Advance

4. Smart, Safe & Connected 4 What are the benefits of an Extronics Advance worker safety solution?

5. Smart, Safe & Connected 5  Enhanced situational awareness  Real time information for optimised decision-making  Dynamic counts of mustered and non- mustered workers in an emergency  Quickly locate missing personnel and send help to their location Improved safety

6. Smart, Safe & Connected 6  Emergency call buttons on tags to request help  Audit trail of events, including date/time stamps, actions taken, and personnel involved - record stored for training and planning improvements  Integrates with iSHIELD Lone Worker Protection application for mobile devices

7. Smart, Safe & Connected 7  No need to remember to swipe out or tap a reader  Exciter range of up to 6.5m, and more if chained together, means that workers don’t need to exit through narrow gates or bottlenecks in emergencies in order to be tracked  Active RFID has excellent read reliability, even in the middle of a crowd Reduced human error

8. Smart, Safe & Connected 8  Historical trail of worker location, including timeline  Can prove worker (such as quality inspector, security guard, or contractor) was at the right place at the right time for compliance records Better accountability and compliance

9. Smart, Safe & Connected 9  Integrate with systems such as Lenel for access control functionality  Identify anyone moving into unauthorised areas  Quickly locate security personnel when they’re needed, speeding up response times  Site visitors and contractors can be monitored easily Added security

10. Smart, Safe & Connected 10 How does it work?

11. Smart, Safe & Connected 11 System Components Direction of communication Wireless access points  Use standard Wi-Fi access points of your choice, including Cisco, Aruba, Emerson, ProSoft, and more  Leverage existing Wi-Fi infrastructure for increased ROI  Replaceable long-life battery  IP67 and IP68 rugged industrial grade tags  Options include call buttons, motion sensors, and other condition monitoring sensors  Highly configurable Tags  Force tag to send a signal to the access point(s)  Can configure, stop, or start the routine messaging function of tags  5500 series in development: includes built-in tag receiver, so fewer access points needed Optional Exciters

12. Smart, Safe & Connected 12  Tags have small form factor to make them easy to wear in a variety of options, such as  Wrist or arm strap  Lanyard around neck  Clipped to belt  Shoulder epaulette  Optional TGUARD tag protector to prevent accidental call button presses Wearing the tags

13. Smart, Safe & Connected 13 Extronics Advance solutions can combine RTLS and zone mapping technology, using the same software and hardware to deliver better accuracy, value for money, and scalability.  Real time location system, or RTLS  Uses triangulation to locate the exact position of tagged personnel

14. Smart, Safe & Connected 14  Zone mapping or choke point system  Knows in which zone a particular person is by controlling all entry and exit points for each zone  Exciter-based  Tag messages picked up by access points or exciters with built-in tag receivers

15. Smart, Safe & Connected 15 How does RTLS work ? RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) varies at each Access Point, hence personnel location is achieved by triangulation

16. Smart, Safe & Connected 16 How does zone mapping work?  Exciter floods an area with 125 KHz RF field configurable between 0.5-6.5 meters radius  Once a tag enters the exciter field, the tag will be forced to send a signal carrying both the tag and the exciter IDs  This message is received receiver(s) near by, and the signal is sent to MobileView software  The software knows the location of the exciter on the map and will place the asset/tag next to that location

17. Smart, Safe & Connected 17 Entry/exit and direction of travel  The software knows which excited message is received first, and thus the direction in which the tag is travelling A B

18. Smart, Safe & Connected 18 Muster points  The excited tag’s message is picked up by an access point or exciter with tag receiver

19. Smart, Safe & Connected 19 Powerful MobileView software  Location information displayed in flexible, configurable, web-based MobileView platform; can also be viewed on a smartphone or tablet  Optional high availability architecture  Open API for potential integration with third party systems such as access control, CCTV, and more  An integration with Lenel for access control is already available

20. Smart, Safe & Connected 20 Optional iSHIELD Lone Worker Protection  Use with Android smartphones and tablets  Automatically or manually raises an alert if the worker suffers an impact, fall, or unexpectedly stops moving  Highly configurable to individual workflows  GPS tracking system and minimal power consumption make it highly practical  Integrates with MobileView software for centralised visibility

21. Smart, Safe & Connected 21 Services

22. Smart, Safe & Connected 22 The experienced Extronics Advance team offers a variety of services:  Solution architecture, including Wi-Fi infrastructure assessment  Commissioning of MobileView and related software  Support & Maintenance:  Technical support services  Defective hardware exchange  Ongoing updates to products

23. Smart, Safe & Connected 23 Example applications

24. Smart, Safe & Connected 24  Real-time personnel location Find workers throughout a site in real time  Automatic mustering Quickly identify safe and missing workers with minimal risk of human error  Critical area management Remotely monitor access to sensitive areas and detect anyone in danger  Managing safety equipment Remotely monitor number and whereabouts of necessary equipment like fire extinguishers or breathing apparatus

25. Smart, Safe & Connected 25  Condition monitoring of muster points Ensure that muster points are not compromised by safety breaches, such as fire, using temperature monitoring tags  Mass site evacuation No need for personnel to swipe out, tap a reader, or use narrow gateways – scalable wide range of exciters makes evacuation quicker, easier, and reduces bottlenecks  Reduce potential for safety incidents Use friend/foe configurable events to receive alert if any tagged assets that should not mix, such as acid/alkali, are in proximity to each other. Alternatively, use the escort events for assets that should travel together, and receive alerts if they are split up

26. Smart, Safe & Connected 26 Use case: Worker location and evacuation monitoring

27. Smart, Safe & Connected 27  A large, complex, offshore development with numerous multi- level structures. Some are linked by bridges, with helicopter landing pads and vessel docking bays too.  Our customer needed to ensure the safety of their workers in both normal operations and in emergency situation  Wanted a modern solution rather than old, manual methods  Presence of hazardous areas and offshore location required certified, rugged equipment Where and why?

28. Smart, Safe & Connected 28 Zonal tracking system to locate workers on each level Exciters also used in transitional entry/exit areas like bridges, stairwells, ladders Designated muster points with certified exciters Wi-Fi infrastructure assessed Location information displayed in MobileView software ATEX and IECEx approved Active RFID Wi-Fi tags carried by workers iWAP107 Wi-Fi access point enclosures to relay tag messages to MobileView

29. Smart, Safe & Connected 29  Solution covers the whole site, ensuring workers are protected at all times  High availability software architecture for maximum reliability  Speeds up evacuation drills, saving hundreds of man-hours a year  Improves critical situational awareness  Missing workers quickly identified and aid sent Value

30. Smart, Safe & Connected 30 Use case: Critical area management

31. Smart, Safe & Connected 31  A line of cruise ships travelling around the world, carrying up to 2,720 passengers each  The engine rooms have CO2 fire suppression systems, which extinguish a fire quickly but could suffocate any person in the room when activated  Workers moving in and out of engine room continually  Fire is the biggest danger on a ship; manual methods of checking if the engine room was clear before suppressing a fire were too slow and too risky Where and why?

32. Smart, Safe & Connected 32 Location information displayed in MobileView software Tag messages sent to MobileView via Wi-Fi Active RFID Wi-Fi tags carried by workers Exciters at the engine room doors to determine direction of travel (into or out of danger) Extra safeguard with people-counting camera integrated into MobileView – alert raised if discrepancies in numbers, to prevent tailgating

33. Smart, Safe & Connected 33  Crew can quickly and remotely check if any employees are inside the engine room  No need to put other crew members at risk to check and human error minimised  Suppression system can be activated more rapidly, potentially saving the ship and her passengers  Camera adds security – if unauthorised person without a tag enters the engine room, an alert is raised Value

34. Smart, Safe & Connected 34 Use case: Worker location

35. Smart, Safe & Connected 35  Large multi-level chemical processing plant with over 50 workers plus external contractors  Chemical leaks mean fine powder spreads quickly through the atmosphere, severely restricting visibility and posing risk of suffocation  Difficult to locate personnel under these conditions - system needed to identify which floor people were on, and in which room, to direct emergency response teams Where and why?

36. Smart, Safe & Connected 36 Tag messages sent to MobileView via Wi-Fi Active RFID Wi-Fi tags carried by workers – a mixture of safe area T2 tags and intrinsically safe iTAG100 tags Location information and alert details displayed in MobileView software Both tag types have call buttons so workers can request help if a leak or other emergency occurs

37. Smart, Safe & Connected 37  Workers can be located across the site  Potential productivity improvements can be identified  At-risk personnel can be swiftly found and help sent directly to the right place  No time wasted searching wrong area or manually checking areas with low visibility, and alerts can be raised more quickly with tag call buttons  Reduced risk to rescue parties Value

38. Smart, Safe & Connected 38 The future

39. Smart, Safe & Connected 39 Extronics Advance are consistently investing in location solutions, and creating supporting accessories such as the TGUARD, which reduces potential for accidental pressing of call buttons and false alarms. We’re currently scoping out a range of developments to both the hardware and software components of our solutions:  Adding functionality  Increasing integrations  Enhancing usability

40. Smart, Safe & Connected 40 Customer stories

41. Smart, Safe & Connected 41 Some of our worker safety and contractor tracking customers:

42. Smart, Safe & Connected 42 Who? Marathon Petroleum Corporation, the petroleum refining, marketing, and transportation company Where? Robinson Oil Refinery, Illinois, USA. The site spans 1000 acres with 8 operating complexes and 25 different process units. Why? Marathon wanted to ensure worker safety across this large site with multiple metallic structures  Accurate location tracking of over 200 workers and contractors throughout a large site, including indoor and outdoor environments across 1000 acres Goals  Accenture installed their Life Safety Solution, and AeroScout integrated their T2 tag with Industrial Scientific gas Sensors to monitor H2S, LEL, and O2  Tag included a panic button for emergencies  Deployed using the existing Cisco Wi-Fi network, including the 107 outdoor and 623 indoor access points  Workers are tracked at offsite locations using Cisco mobile Wi-Fi hotspots and tags with integrated GPS  Control room could track worker location in real time with MobileView, including visibility of potential man-down situations and if they were near any gas  Gas alarms automatically reported on detection  GPS and Wi-Fi combined for cost-effective RTLS  Dispatch workers can troubleshoot process issues more quickly  Marathon also uses the system to track contractor utilisation Solution overview Outcomes Example: worker safety

43. Smart, Safe & Connected 43 Who? Barrick, the leading mining company Where? Turquoise Ridge and Goldstrike, Nevada Why? Wanted to create a zero-accident work environment with safety culture based on teamwork and safety leadership  Accurate location tracking of 1000 workers and vehicles to prevent accidents  Vehicle tracking to enhance effectiveness of dispatch system and assist in reaching production quotas Goals  Barrick replaced their proprietary network with Cisco 350i Aps, 5508 Wireless LAN controllers, and Cisco Prime NCS  At Goldstrike, each of the 500 workers were assigned a T2-EB tag with pouch and belt clip  At Turquoise Ridge, the miners’ cap lamps were embedded with T3i tags  Exciters and tags were mounted to vehicles to track locations and usage hours  Miners are tracked on entry/exit (brass in/out)  MobileView software integrated into the existing Jigsaw Dispatching System  Barrick has real-time visibility of locations of more than 1000 miners and 100+ vehicles  Improved mine production  Brass in/brass out time reduced with digital accountability Solution overview Outcomes Example: miner safety

44. Smart, Safe & Connected 44 Who? Glencore Xstrata, the globally diversified natural resources company Why? Wanted an automatic mustering solution that was intrinsically safe  Automatic mustering for hazardous situations  Visibility of underground vehicles movements  Ability to monitor coal production Goals  Glencore Xstrata implemented the AeroScout Worker Safety Solution  Tags are integrated into cap lamps to track 200+ underground miners  Intrinsically safe tags used to track 50+ diesel vehicles throughout the mine  Xstrata is now compliant with worker safety regulations  Automated vehicle monitoring improved productivity and material control  Workers are accounted for during dangerous events, providing increased situational awareness to key personnel for optimal safety and responsiveness Solution overview Outcomes Example: miner safety

45. Smart, Safe & Connected 45 Who? Costa Magica, the large European cruise ship operator Where? Onboard their fleet of cruise ships, which can carry up to 105,000 tons and 2,720 passengers Why? To help control access to some locations and ensure worker safety in the event of fire  Control access to critical locations  Ensure engine room is clear of personnel in the event of a fire, so carbon dioxide can be pumped in to contain the flames without endangering workers Goals  Costa Magica is using the worker tracking solution using their existing Wi-Fi infrastructure  Exciters placed at chokepoints such as the doors to the engine room for gate access control  Tags assigned to crew members who needed to access the engine room  In case of emergency, a personnel check using the MobileView Evacuation Monitoring Application ensure all workers are outside the engine room before releasing carbon dioxide gas  Improved safety of ship and personnel, as fires can be dealt with promptly and safely  Costa Magica is looking to scale the application to help families track children to ensure close proximity and their safety Solution overview Outcomes Example: ship safety

46. Smart, Safe & Connected 46 Who? Bangor Hydro Electric is a regulated electric transmission and distribution utility company Where? Maine Why? To help workers call for help in emergencies, when carrying out repairs across Maine where spotty cellular coverage makes this unreliable  Ensure that the repair teams working in the field to support Bangor Hydro’s 192,000 customers across Central and Northern Maine are able to call for assistance in the event of an emergency, from up to 600 feet away from their vehicle Goals  Technicians were issued a T3 tag on a lanyard whilst they are repairing utility equipment. In case of emergencies, one of the two call buttons can be pressed  The central dispatching team receives the distress alert, identifies the vehicle’s location on a map, and sends an emergency response team  The tag transmits its information over Rocket, a vehicle-mounted mobile communications gateway from utility corporation  Whilst en route, the tags are Velcro-mounted on the dash of the vehicles  First line response are available for emergencies in the field  A 600 foot range allows alerting distress while repairing power lines far from the vehicle  The tags give crews a discreet way to call for backup during any confrontations Solution overview Outcomes Example: worker safety

47. Smart, Safe & Connected 47 Who? China National Petroleum Corporation, the Chinese state- owned oil and gas corporation Where? Crude oil loading and storage docks, China Why? Mustering was manually and inaccurate, and it was difficult to find distressed workers in a timely fashion  Ensure that the site remained operational  Reduce location time for distressed workers and lost contractors  Improve mustering process Goals  Workers carry intrinsically safe iTAG100s with call buttons  Location picked up using existing Wi-Fi network and additional exciters installed on tank stairways and other choke points  MobileView used to show locations graphically  Workers assigned different levels of access to the facility and alarms can be automatically generated in MobileView if a worker or contractor has wandered into an unauthorised area  Central control room can monitor worker and contractor location via MobileView  Improve security  Automatic mustering  CNPC can monitor workers climbing or descending the tanks as well as entry into unauthorised areas in violation of tank farm regulations  Increased ability to dispatch rescue teams in emergencies Solution overview Outcomes Example: oil and gas worker tracking

48. Smart, Safe & Connected 48 Who? Jurong Town Corporation Where? Jurong Rock Caverns, Singapore – a network of underground rock caverns used for storage of liquid hydrocarbons such as crude oil, condensate, naphtha, and gas oil Why? It was difficult to locate workers, so fans had to be kept running at all times to ensure circulation of air for worker safety  Locate workers more easily  Reduce expense of running fans by only turning them on when workers are nearby Goals  Workers carry intrinsically safe iTAG100s with call buttons  Location picked up using Wi-Fi network (presence detection)  MobileView used to show locations graphically  Event set up in MobileView to turn on fans when workers entered the area, and turn fans off when workers left the area  Reduced expenditure of running air circulation fans  Ensure workers had a suitable environment  Enabled workers to be located through the cavern system  Evacuation monitoring in the event of an emergency improve worker safety Solution overview Outcomes Example: tracking and air circulation

49. Smart, Safe & Connected 49 Thank you. If you would like further information, please get in touch via info@Extronics.com or call us on +44 845 277 5000