Americold Saved $1.1M Annually and Reduced Injures By 77%

Americold Logistics, a Fortune 500 cold storage provider, transformed its safety and operational landscape within 12 months using Voxel's safety intelligence platform.

Americold Saved $1.1M Annually and Reduced Injures By 77%

Americold Logistics, a Fortune 500 cold storage provider, transformed its safety and operational landscape within 12 months using Voxel's safety intelligence platform.

Situation: Employee injuries, facility damages had a costly impact

Americold Logistics is a Fortune 500 cold storage provider and global leader in the temperature-controlled supply chain industry. The company operates more than 200 cold storage warehouses that support producers, retailers, food service providers, and consumers around the world. Americold was experiencing an above-average recordable injury rate resulting in direct annual losses of over $1,000,000 per year at several of its distribution centers. In addition to direct losses, safety incidents created costly disruptions and inefficiencies throughout Americold’s operations.

“Piggybacking” (tailgating) incident at Americold.

Solution: Transform workplace safety and productivity with Voxel

Americold chose Voxel's safety intelligence platform for its comprehensive site visibility, incredible hazard detection, and intuitive safety tracking dashboards. Voxel identified inefficient practices like open doors, and unsafe behaviors like speeding to reduce energy costs and prevent collisions. Voxel’s data and analytics empowered Americold leaders to make impactful changes in their safety trainings and coaching techniques, ultimately reshaping the facility's safety culture. 

Success: Thriving employees, plus cost savings for a win-win

Voxel helped catalyze a safety culture transformation at Americold, fostering seamless camaraderie amongst employees to carefully meet business and customer demands. The outcome of prioritizing employee safety: up to 90% reduction in unsafe behaviors, zero days missed from work due to injury (down from 288), and substantial cost savings of $1.1 million, along with the elimination of OSHA citations and penalties.