Egger Pumps is an independent family business based in Cressier (NE) that has been developing high-quality centrifugal pumps and valves for demanding pumping tasks since 1947. Whether in production, in the assembly hall or at the customer's site - the employees often work alone. To ensure that they can work safely at all times, Egger Pumps relies on the Uepaa app.

Challenge: Safety when working alone - in the factory and on the road

In pump production at Egger Pumps, there are numerous work areas where employees work alone - for example when testing large pump units or in remote workshop areas.
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In addition, fitters and service technicians regularly carry out customer assignments - often in industrial plants, in basements or on construction sites that are difficult to access and where there is no direct visual contact with the team.
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According to SUVA regulations, an effective emergency organization must be in place for such lone working. The challenge: finding a solution that works reliably both at the plant in Cressier and on the customer's premises .

Solution: Uepaa app for maximum security

With the Uepaa app, Egger Pumps is now optimally positioned. The app automatically recognizes critical situations, triggers an alarm in an emergency and immediately informs the right people - whether in the factory or during an operation. The most important functions for Egger Pumps:

• Automatic accident detection - triggers an alarm if the employee can no longer do it‍
• Manual alarm - quick help at the touch of a button‍
• Companion assistance - peer-to-peer alerting within the app Users in the surrounding area‍
• 24/7 emergency call center - precise location transmission for rapid assistance

Conclusion: safety in every situation

Whether in the workshop in Cressier or on demanding customer assignments - with the Uepaa app, Egger Pumps is always prepared for emergencies. The company is thus not only implementing SUVA requirements, but also strengthening the confidence of its employees in a safe working environment.

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Picture Curtesy: Emile Egger & Cie SA