Two linemen working atop a wooden distribution pole against a mountain range, open sky, and a valley of homes

The skilled crews your operation depends on

$2.1 trillion a year is lost to musculoskeletal injury worldwide.

Longeva measures every crew’s readiness with the precision of sports science, so leaders can intervene before injury.

SourceGlobal Burden of Disease Study 2021

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The Stakes

Right now, you only see the cost after the injury.

Musculoskeletal injuries are the largest lost-time category in industry worldwide, counted only after the fact, through workers’ compensation. Most employers have never put a number on their own exposure.

1.7 billion
people live with a musculoskeletal disorder, the world’s leading cause of lost work.
$2.1 trillion in economic loss each year, 1.4% of global GDP.

SourceGlobal Burden of Disease Study 2021

What The Research Shows

The evidence on prevention is clear.

Well-built prevention programs produce measurable, repeatable gains.

Nicholas Prasad leading an industrial crew through a mobility session in an equipment bay

What the evidence base reports

59%
Fewer musculoskeletal injuries
75%
Reduction in lost workdays
25%
Higher workforce productivity
SourceWashington State Dept. of Labour & Industries
The Platform

Stop managing injuries. Start measuring readiness.

A continuous measure of physical readiness across your workforce, by crew and by site.

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Field operations, health and safety, updated July 26

Readiness is up 2 points this quarter and recordables are down 36% year over year. 4 workgroups need attention, led by Tempe Line Crew (58), where load tolerance is falling under sustained overhead work in 104°F heat. High-heat procedures are in effect at 4 sites today. The single highest-value move is to rotate that crew off overhead work.

Readiness index
78
▲ 2 vs last quarter
TRIR
1.28
▼ 0.71 · avg 1.7
DART rate
0.57
▼ 0.43 · avg 1.4
Cost avoided YTD
$487K
1.4× return
Workers covered
1,822
across 18 workgroups
Readiness, last 12 months
Organization index vs utility average
Longeva HydroUtility avg
AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJul
Where workgroups stand
18 workgroups by readiness
Stable10 groups56%
Watch4 groups22%
Elevated3 groups17%
Critical1 group6%
Needs attention
Workgroups where risk is rising
All workgroups
Tempe Line Crew
Line · Load tolerance & recovery
58
▼ 8 in 90d
Mesa Substation
Substation · Recovery
63
▼ 6 in 90d
Recommended actions
Ranked by impact
All actions
Rotate Tempe Line Crew off sustained overhead work
Tempe Line Crew · 38 workers · $74K at stake
Today
Recovery reset for Mesa Substation
Mesa Substation · 31 workers · $52K at stake
This week
What We Deliver

The program behind the platform.

Proof in Practice

What the room says.

From the leaders and frontline crews who have done the work.

Nick’s passion and desire to improve our staff was palpable and contagious.
VP, Program Development & Innovation

I wish I had this earlier in my career.

Journeyman Lineman · Billings, MT

I came to work with neck and shoulder pain. I was about to go home. I’m glad I stayed for the workshop because I feel so much better now.

Service Technician · Mesa, AZ

A very informative seminar that’s applicable to my job and my personal life.

Substation Technician · Boise, ID
Where this work has been delivered Utilities · Energy · Construction · Manufacturing · Transportation
Salt River Project Arizona Public Service Puget Sound Energy Evergy Sturgeon Electric Clearway Energy NIPSCO Oklahoma Gas & Electric Montana-Dakota Utilities CHEP Crowley Upper River Services Young Brothers
Organizations where Nicholas Prasad has delivered injury-prevention work across his career.