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| − | Lone worker panic alarm: a simple and effective way to keep workers safe<br /><br />Working alone and out of sight can be stressful and dangerous. In many countries, states and provinces, employers are legally obligated to provide their staff with a means of signalling for help in an emergency.<br /><br /> | + | Lone worker panic alarm: a simple and effective way to keep workers safe<br /><br />Working alone and out of sight can be stressful and dangerous. In many countries, states and provinces, employers are legally obligated to provide their staff with a means of signalling for help in an emergency.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />A lone worker app with a built in panic button is an easy to use solution that can be downloaded straight to the lone worker’s smartphone. It is linked to a monitoring hub and enables workers to trigger a panic alarm if they experience a duress situation that could lead to serious injury or death.<br /><br />Using the device’s GPS, workers are alerted to their location and help can be sent directly from a professional security monitoring centre. The alert is sent via SMS, email or phone call to a designated monitor, who can then follow the company’s lone worker policy to respond according to their specific duties and responsibilities.<br /><br /> [https://www.saludcapital.gov.co/sitios/VigilanciaSaludPublica/Lists/Contactenos/DispForm.aspx?ID=37178 man down alarm] Man Down, SOS and Discreet Panic options<br /><br />Some lone worker apps and devices offer additional functionality that can be useful in a wide range of lone working scenarios, such as a man-down alarm for workers who are falling down or becoming immobilised in an accident or other emergency. Depending on the model, discreet panic options allow workers to raise an alarm when confronted with an attacker or dangerous situation.<br /><br />Low signal mode for lone workers who work in areas without mobile reception.<br /><br />Lone worker alarms, apps and devices are a vital part of an organisation’s safety and health strategy. They meet their legal and moral duty of care to ensure their employees are protected at all times.<br /><br /> |
Latest revision as of 02:43, 27 April 2024
Lone worker panic alarm: a simple and effective way to keep workers safe
Working alone and out of sight can be stressful and dangerous. In many countries, states and provinces, employers are legally obligated to provide their staff with a means of signalling for help in an emergency.
A lone worker app with a built in panic button is an easy to use solution that can be downloaded straight to the lone worker’s smartphone. It is linked to a monitoring hub and enables workers to trigger a panic alarm if they experience a duress situation that could lead to serious injury or death.
Using the device’s GPS, workers are alerted to their location and help can be sent directly from a professional security monitoring centre. The alert is sent via SMS, email or phone call to a designated monitor, who can then follow the company’s lone worker policy to respond according to their specific duties and responsibilities.
man down alarm Man Down, SOS and Discreet Panic options
Some lone worker apps and devices offer additional functionality that can be useful in a wide range of lone working scenarios, such as a man-down alarm for workers who are falling down or becoming immobilised in an accident or other emergency. Depending on the model, discreet panic options allow workers to raise an alarm when confronted with an attacker or dangerous situation.
Low signal mode for lone workers who work in areas without mobile reception.
Lone worker alarms, apps and devices are a vital part of an organisation’s safety and health strategy. They meet their legal and moral duty of care to ensure their employees are protected at all times.
