Regulations rest on records, not intent. Continuous data, audit-ready reports and per-device traceability. From monitoring to compliance, continuously.
← Back to SolutionsA large share of findings come from environmental conditions that were never measured, not because the problem didn't exist, but because no one recorded that it didn't.
Ergonomics standards call for adequate temperature, humidity and illuminance. Unhealthy-work standards define exposure limits for harmful agents. Newer occupational health frameworks recognize environmental factors as a psychosocial risk.
Risk management programs require continuous mapping. Labor inspectors require history. Labor-related disputes require records documenting the control. Without data, the company has no basis to respond.
Claims for hazard pay can cost, on average, many times the price of a monitoring system. The data is a key supporting element in a dispute.
Labor inspections can fine or shut down environments that cannot demonstrate continuous control of working conditions.
The growing duty to manage psychosocial risks requires identifying and controlling environmental factors that affect the wellbeing and mental health of workers.
A risk management program requires documented monitoring. A manual spreadsheet or periodic inspection does not stand up to a formal audit.
Each requirement has its own parameter, its own buyer and its own specific risk. PLEXOR covers the environmental parameters with integrated hardware and platform.
Increasingly required, occupational health frameworks now ask companies to identify and manage psychosocial risk factors, including inadequate environmental conditions that affect mental health, cognition and wellbeing.
Defines tolerance limits for exposure to physical, chemical and biological agents. Heat, cold, noise and toxic gases must be measured regularly and documented.
Requires work environments to offer adequate temperature, relative humidity and air velocity, plus illuminance suited to the activity performed (ISO 7730 thermal comfort).
A modern risk management program requires a risk inventory with continuous monitoring, a documented action plan and evidence for labor audits.
In-house hardware with ISO 9001 manufacturing, connected to a native IoT platform, delivering continuous data, configurable alerts and audit-ready reports, logging every offline period.
Generated by the platform with a unique device identifier, company data, time-series charts and regulatory ranges. Audit-ready with one click.
Continuous data retention, exportable at any time as PDF or CSV. Labor disputes require retroactive history: here it exists.
Configurable by threshold, envelope and time out of range. Email, webhook and REST API sent to the person in charge the moment a parameter goes out of compliance (SMS as an add-on).
Every reading carries the ID of the device that generated it. In an audit, you know exactly which sensor, in which location, on which date recorded each value.
A 3-level hierarchy on the platform: company → sites → locations. Ideal for mid-sized and large companies with multiple plants or monitored floors.
The entire device fleet always on the latest version, with no service visit. New regulatory ranges are added via firmware at no extra cost.
PLX devices installed in the mapped environments. Plug-and-play, no construction, no structural cabling.
Regulatory ranges configured per requirement. Alerts defined by person in charge and by location.
Data sent to the platform continuously. Live dashboard. Automatic alerts whenever needed.
Reports generated with one click. Exportable history. Audits, risk programs and support for the defense.
Three models for complete coverage of thermal comfort, hazard exposure and ergonomics. Same platform, same history, same traceability.
Developed in-house, the PLEXOR platform turns readings into records, with history, reports and traceability that support audits, risk programs and the work of qualified professionals. Legal interpretation and classification (technical report, risk program, expert assessment) are the responsibility of a qualified professional.
PDF with company data, device ID, time-series charts and regulatory ranges. Ready to hand to the auditor or the legal expert.
Continuous retention, logging every offline period. Labor disputes often require 2 to 5 years of history, here it exists and is exportable.
Email, webhook and REST API when a parameter leaves its range (SMS as an add-on). Configurable by variable, by location and by alert type, threshold, envelope or continuous time.
Management by entity: company → site → location. Each person in charge sees only what is their responsibility.
AWS on a private network, HTTPS + CloudFlare + TLS 1.3, encrypted database with replica set. 2FA available.
New regulations are added via remote firmware update, with no service visit or extra cost.
Any company with employees has a workplace-compliance obligation. These are the sectors with the highest exposure and most urgent need for monitoring.
International standards such as ISO 7730 (thermal comfort, PMV/PPD) and heat-stress criteria (WBGT) call for adequate temperature, humidity and lighting at workstations. While most standards do not specify equipment, continuous monitoring helps document the environmental conditions and support the compliance analysis, aiding the response to audits and inspections.
For workplace compliance and risk management, the main environmental parameters are temperature, relative humidity, illuminance and indoor air quality (IAQ/eCO₂). The PLX-A500 monitors all of them simultaneously, with an auditable history of up to 5 years on the platform.
PLEXOR sensors monitor the environment, temperature, humidity, illuminance and air quality, not people. There are no cameras, no movement tracking and no personal data collection. The data is environmental and anonymous by nature.
The dashboard shows the percentage of time within the thermal-comfort range, the heat index and the history, the evidence ready for the auditor, without building a spreadsheet.
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