Jarvis HSE module — Pillar 4. Continuous measurement. Automatic alerts. Documented evidence.
Environmental obligations extend across every industrial sector. Chemical storage thresholds, atmospheric emissions, water discharge limits, noise levels and waste classification all carry monitoring and reporting obligations — with increasing penalties for non-compliance and, in serious cases, criminal liability for individual managers. For many SMEs, monitoring today means manual sampling and paper logs: exceedances are often discovered long afterwards, when the damage has already been done.
Continuous parameter monitoring
Connect environmental sensors and monitoring instruments to the Jarvis HSE platform and receive a continuous stream of data for any parameter: physical parameters (temperature, humidity, wind, pressure), environmental risk parameters (precipitation, river levels, soil moisture, snow), industrial parameters (noise, vibration, particulate matter, gas, tank levels) and geographical risk parameters (avalanches, debris flows, seismic activity). All data is recorded continuously, archived for historical analysis and displayed on real-time dashboards.
Threshold-based automatic alerting
For each parameter, define pre-alarm thresholds (early warning level) and alert thresholds (operational or regulatory limit). When a threshold is exceeded, an immediate notification is sent via push, SMS, email or Telegram to all configured recipients. Thresholds can be configured in either direction (“above X”, “below Y”) and for combined conditions (e.g. alarm only if wind AND rainfall exceed their thresholds at the same time). All alarms are timestamped and permanently recorded — documentary evidence that the exceedance was detected, communicated and managed.
Historical data and trend analysis
All data is held in a time-series archive for: regulatory reporting (export for AIA reports, ISO 14001 audits, EMAS verifications), trend analysis (identify parameters approaching their limits), incident investigation (complete history before, during and after an event) and statistical analysis (peaks, averages, exceedance counts).
Integrated evidence chain
When a threshold is exceeded, the relevant action plan or emergency procedure is automatically available in the notification. Field workers can be deployed with their assignment and the procedure via Jarvis Mobile. All subsequent activity — inspection, corrective action, evidence collected — is recorded and linked to the original exceedance event. A complete evidence chain from detection to resolution.
For monitoring systems dedicated to natural hazards (floods, landslides, avalanches, debris flows) and road safety, see our page Environmental monitoring and early warning systems.
Regulatory references
- D.Lgs. 81/08, Title VIII (Chapter II) — exposure to physical risks: noise, vibration, electromagnetic fields, artificial optical radiation
- D.Lgs. 81/08, Arts. 187–198 — protection of workers from risks arising from exposure to noise
- D.Lgs. 81/08, Arts. 200–203 — protection from risks arising from exposure to mechanical vibration
- D.Lgs. 81/08, Title IX (Arts. 221–232) — protection from risks related to exposure to chemical agents
- D.Lgs. 81/08, Arts. 233–245 — protection from carcinogenic and mutagenic agents
- D.Lgs. 152/2006 (Italian Environmental Code) — atmospheric emissions, water discharges, waste management
- Integrated Environmental Authorisation (AIA) — D.Lgs. 152/2006 Part II Title III-bis: real-time monitoring of emission parameters
- UNI EN ISO 9612 — strategy for measuring noise exposure
- UNI EN ISO 5349-1/2 — measurement of vibration transmitted to the hand-arm system and the whole body
- UNI EN 689 — strategies for assessing inhalation exposure to chemical agents
- REACH (EU Reg. 1907/2006) — monitoring and management of chemical substances
- ISO 14001 — environmental management system: monitoring of environmental aspects and impacts
- ISO 45001 — OH&S management system: monitoring of occupational exposure and operational control