Thermographic Scanning
What is thermography?
Thermography uses infrared technology and cameras to portray the body’s surface temperature. An abnormal body temperature can indicate abnormalities in wellness long before a person may realize they are ill, which is why thermography can play an important part in COVID monitoring programs.
Is thermal imaging harmful?
Thermal imaging provides a safe way to measure body heat using a non-invasive, no-contact, passive system.
Temperature Monitoring Programs
Start to finish professional consultation on best practices for setting up your companies customized monitoring program.
We offer two options to best meet your company’s needs.
Fully-Managed Monitoring Programs
- Fully managed and operated by Work Health Solutions staff.
- Get a customized program designed by an occupational health physician.
- Work with a dedicated account manager.
- We supply you with all documentation.
- Video staff safety training.
- Senior level phone management access and oversight.
- Turnstyle or Secure Entry Point Integration
Company-Led Temperature Monitoring Stations
- Program documentation and guidelines for employee monitoring stations.
- Online safety video training.
- Employee training documents and certification.
- HR guidelines to minimize liability and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Employee exposure risk questionnaires.
- Process and documentation review.
- Discounted ongoing support from our specialists.
How much do thermographic cameras cost?
As more businesses look to streamline and cut costs on mandatory temperature screening requirements, thermography scanning has emerged as the most efficient way to accomplish this. There is a sea of technology to navigate, leaving a mixed bag of reliability and accuracy, so we’ve done the research so you don’t have to.
Prices starting at $2500/unit.
How accurate is thermal imaging?
Our thermographic cameras have a 0.1-second temperature read time with 0.5-degree accuracy. You can also get access to cloud software metrics and reporting.