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| − | A Lone Worker Personal Alarm is a small | + | Keeping lone workers safe is an essential part of any workplace health and safety policy. Without a means of summoning help in an emergency, lone workers are at risk of serious injury or death.<br /><br />A Lone Worker Personal Alarm is a small piece of technology that can be attached to a worker’s arm or around their neck and acts as an emergency alert. The device sends the worker’s location to a monitoring station and can also be pressed to activate a panic alert.<br /><br /> [https://www.loneworkeralarms.co.nz/ NZ Lone worker] Standalone lone worker devices are usually simple to understand and require little training or setup. They are typically made from plastic and are easy to carry around.<br /><br />These devices often include GPS tracking and an automated check-in feature to ensure a worker is always in contact with a colleague, who can then use their mobile phones or a landline to locate the employee. If the employee doesn’t make contact within a certain timeframe, overtime alerts can be sent to colleagues and a lone worker’s health and safety manager.<br /><br />Most lone worker apps also have additional features such as check-ins, overtime alerts, safety checklists and hazard reporting. These features are designed to keep lone workers safe and reduce the amount of unnecessary paperwork for employers.<br /><br />Ok Alone lone worker app helps you to manage your staff’s safety on-the-go with an easy-to-use smartphone app. Its new “Help Request” and “Check-in” functionality sends SMS messages to you when your staff have either asked for assistance or missed a check-in, providing an immediate link to their dashboard so you can quickly respond. |
Revision as of 05:33, 15 October 2023
Keeping lone workers safe is an essential part of any workplace health and safety policy. Without a means of summoning help in an emergency, lone workers are at risk of serious injury or death.
A Lone Worker Personal Alarm is a small piece of technology that can be attached to a worker’s arm or around their neck and acts as an emergency alert. The device sends the worker’s location to a monitoring station and can also be pressed to activate a panic alert.
NZ Lone worker Standalone lone worker devices are usually simple to understand and require little training or setup. They are typically made from plastic and are easy to carry around.
These devices often include GPS tracking and an automated check-in feature to ensure a worker is always in contact with a colleague, who can then use their mobile phones or a landline to locate the employee. If the employee doesn’t make contact within a certain timeframe, overtime alerts can be sent to colleagues and a lone worker’s health and safety manager.
Most lone worker apps also have additional features such as check-ins, overtime alerts, safety checklists and hazard reporting. These features are designed to keep lone workers safe and reduce the amount of unnecessary paperwork for employers.
Ok Alone lone worker app helps you to manage your staff’s safety on-the-go with an easy-to-use smartphone app. Its new “Help Request” and “Check-in” functionality sends SMS messages to you when your staff have either asked for assistance or missed a check-in, providing an immediate link to their dashboard so you can quickly respond.
