EohCare, the IoT-based worker health monitoring system developed by EoHours with investment from Longxiang Construction, has won the WSH Tech Award at the 2026 Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Awards, held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre. This year’s ceremony honoured 367 companies and individuals – a record number – for outstanding practices in workplace safety and health.
Real-Time Monitoring, Built for the Worksite
EohCare pairs wearable smartwatches with a real-time monitoring dashboard, tracking each worker’s heart rate, body temperature, and blood oxygen (SpO2) levels throughout the day. When a reading signals a risk such as heat stress, fatigue, or a potential medical emergency, the system immediately alerts supervisors so they can step in before it becomes an incident.
Proven on Site at Longxiang Construction
EohCare has been deployed across Longxiang Construction’s worksites, where it is already helping frontline workers stop and rest in time when their body temperature or heart rate runs too high. Longxiang Construction Chief Operating Officer Leong Chee Keng noted that the system reflects the company’s sustained investment in developing in-house technology for worker safety, and that the same capability is now available to other companies looking to strengthen their own safety and health management.
Source: The Straits Times (SPH Media), 25 September 2026, reporter Wong Yang. Adapted and translated by EoHours.