A new partnership with Protex AI will build on Make UK’s existing health and safety expertise by offering members direct access to AI-powered technology enabling businesses to gain greater visibility of unsafe behaviours in their facilities, helping them make informed safety decisions.
Dan Hobbs, Protex AI CEO, said: “Through this collaboration, UK manufacturers will gain access to powerful AI-driven tools that identify and mitigate risks before they lead to incidents, ultimately supporting a safer, more productive work environment.”
Together, Protex AI and Make UK aim to harness cutting-edge AI technology to elevate safety standards across manufacturing sectors and help organisations achieve a proactive, data-driven approach to health and safety.
Chris Newson, Environment, Health and Safety Director at Make UK says: “By combining Make UK’s industry expertise with Protex AI’s innovative technology, we are paving the way for a safer, smarter manufacturing future.”
