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| − | From construction workers and delivery drivers, to retail staff working out of hours or at home, it’s easy to forget that there are almost seven million lone workers in the UK who may require some form of protection. | + | From construction workers and delivery drivers, to retail staff working out of hours or at home, it’s easy to forget that there are almost seven million lone workers in the UK who may require some form of protection. Protecting lone workers is one of your responsibilities as an employer and ensuring their safety should be at the top of your agenda.<br /><br />Using a personal lone worker alarm is an effective way to help protect your lone workers in the event of an emergency. These devices are discreetly designed to help your lone workers call for assistance when they’re in trouble or need support.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />These lone worker solutions sos fob have a simple, single-button SOS button which sends a distress SMS & GPS location to up to 10 nominated contacts including 911. They also have a fall detection feature which will trigger the Worker Down function if they fall or are injured.<br /><br />When the SOS button is pressed, the alarm goes straight to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) where an expert ARC Controller responds in seconds. The operator can then speak with the lone worker via two-way communication to determine the nature of the incident and communicate with emergency services.<br /><br />All alarms are logged onto the system so that response teams can track how well they’re managing their lone worker alerts. This helps them improve their management processes and reduces time spent on lone worker administration.<br /><br /> |
Latest revision as of 12:45, 17 April 2024
From construction workers and delivery drivers, to retail staff working out of hours or at home, it’s easy to forget that there are almost seven million lone workers in the UK who may require some form of protection. Protecting lone workers is one of your responsibilities as an employer and ensuring their safety should be at the top of your agenda.
Using a personal lone worker alarm is an effective way to help protect your lone workers in the event of an emergency. These devices are discreetly designed to help your lone workers call for assistance when they’re in trouble or need support.
These lone worker solutions sos fob have a simple, single-button SOS button which sends a distress SMS & GPS location to up to 10 nominated contacts including 911. They also have a fall detection feature which will trigger the Worker Down function if they fall or are injured.
When the SOS button is pressed, the alarm goes straight to the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) where an expert ARC Controller responds in seconds. The operator can then speak with the lone worker via two-way communication to determine the nature of the incident and communicate with emergency services.
All alarms are logged onto the system so that response teams can track how well they’re managing their lone worker alerts. This helps them improve their management processes and reduces time spent on lone worker administration.
