1. Lone worker systems can provide invaluable assistance for employees working alone who require help in the event of an accident, health issue or security threat. You can configure them to automatically check-in at a frequency that best fits their individual needs; supervisors can quickly see whether assistance is required. Furthermore, notifications may be sent out if a lone worker fails to check-in within a predetermined period or triggers their panic button, alerting colleagues or security teams of distress immediately.
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3. An effective lone worker system not only protects people but can help companies adhere to health and safety regulations mandated by OSHA - saving organizations both from fines and reputational damage. Lone worker monitoring solutions help companies comply with OSHA compliance, potentially saving organizations both time and money in fines.
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5. lone worker app Different lone worker solutions offer different features, so it's essential that you select one that best meets the needs of your team and environment. There are various solutions available - standalone devices with SIM cards preinstalled; smartphone-based lone worker apps; hybrid systems (wearable devices paired with apps); or standalone devices equipped with both features.
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7. Standalone lone worker systems can be particularly helpful for industries like construction sites, manufacturing plants and utilities where workers require durable devices that can withstand rigorous environments. These devices often come equipped with features such as man-down alarms and no movement or countdown alarms as well as panic buttons; some devices even feature dedicated displays which show images of users and have voice activated alert buttons so it is easier for employees to call for help when necessary. Some devices even feature hazard zone alerts which trigger automatic workflow escalation workflows when employees enter or exit certain danger zones - perfect solutions!
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9. Apps designed specifically for lone workers often offer greater flexibility and affordability compared to physical devices, and are more cost-effective. One such solution, SoloProtect by Safepoint, combines an affordable yet discreet badge holder-shaped device with an intuitive smartphone app allowing for user activation with just the press of a button, with text, audio or video communication with support team via text messages, audio recordings or videos if any duress alert occurs; furthermore this system meets government cybersecurity standards, so its certification as Cyber Essentials makes sure that it meets government cybersecurity standards!
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12. Blackline Safety's G7 Lone Worker Device features advanced functionality with GPS tracking to monitor users, gas detection and manual and automatic alerts, wearable wristband, clipped to lanyard or attached keys - ideal for industries such as oil & gas, electricity and mining where risks are higher and quick response is essential.
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14. Lone worker app-based solutions offer teams an effective and flexible option. Aware360 runs exclusively via an app on any standard mobile phone, making them suitable for teams that cannot afford extra hardware or desire a more customizable and advanced approach. Other solutions like Blackline Safety's AppLink integrate a small device that can be worn on the wrist or attached to a lanyard for extra functionality, connecting to smartphones via Bluetooth technology and acting either as an SOS button when pressed, or simply being shaken to activate an alert system.
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