Keep isolated, at-risk and lone workers safe
With 24/7 safety monitoring, smartphone apps and GPS devices
Some of the most vulnerable employees are those who work alone or in isolation. This webinar will cover the best technology and emergency response escalation procedures to protect these vulnerable and at-risk employees.
A lone worker has traditionally been defined as a working individual who cannot be seen or heard by another person. In recent years, this has evolved to:
- Seen or heard by another co-worker
- Small teams of individuals
- At-risk instead of alone
During the webinar, we will focus on matching real-world risks to the available technology devices that can help prevent serious incidents. We'll demonstrate the end-user interfaces as well as the back end for managers and monitoring teams. Then, we'll cover the emergency response best practices and how they may vary for different levels and types of risk.
[Webinar] One is too many
Reduce the severity of lone worker incidents with key technology and emergency response.- Tech: Mobile apps, satellite devices, gas detection, wearables
- Risks: Violent attack, fall, dangerous machinery, chemical exposure, transportation, health, weather, isolation and more
- Emergency response procedural best practices
- Front and back-end user demonstrations
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Why don't we manufacture our own hardware or software?
We take the role of unbiased advisor very seriously. We don't produce any hardware or software in-house, we know the pros and cons of each device or app and provide a truly unbiased recommendation on which solution is best for your organization. In most cases, for organizations with workers in more than one isolated or remote area, the best solution is a combination of apps and satellite devices.
Mobile Apps
| Satellite Devices
| Live Monitoring
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