The Jubail refinery, a project developed in joint partnership between Aramco and Total Energies, will see workers monitored and protected by Wiloc technologies.
Wiloc Technologies will integrate a Bluetooth 5.0 Long Range (BLE-LR) system in the site's workplace safety infrastructure, tracking workers and monitoring their presence to optimise staff management processes.
Leap-Network will partner with Wiloc to integrate the monitoring system, hoping to improve the site's occupational safety.
Javier Benjumea, Wiloc Technologies' CEO, said, "We are proud to work together with Leap-Network in implementing technologies that will facilitate safer working conditions for more than 25,000 people at Amiral SATORP, which in turn will directly contribute to process optimisation and a clear positive impact on Aramco's and TotalEnergies’ bottom line.
"Investing in digitalisation and workplace safety not only boosts operational efficiency, but also ensures safer and more sustainable work environments."
The project, expected to go fully online in 2027, will produce a variety of low-cost feedstocks and 1.65 million tonnes of ethylene annually once operational.
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