1. Safety for lone workers isn't just nice-to-have; it's a critical business requirement that could save lives. lone worker device Millions of employees work alone every day at inspection sites, construction projects and medical clinics - often alone when there's no one nearby to offer assistance or provide protection. Lone worker solutions like devices and apps designed specifically to assist solo employees can offer increased levels of protection through panic alarms that make safety accessible for these remote environments while meeting compliance regulations for working solo.
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3. Technology has enabled organizations to enhance lone worker safety through GPS tracking and automatic check-ins that notify supervisors or emergency services in case of an incident. The challenge lies in finding the appropriate solution for your organisation: there are standalone devices with SIM cards built-in, smartphone apps dedicated to lone worker monitoring, or hybrid systems comprised of both an app and device that work together seamlessly.
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6. Standalone lone worker devices provide many capabilities. These devices can track geolocation and tasks, send alerts to admins and supervisors of an incident that involves one worker alone, offer a manual panic button, connect to monitoring teams that follow escalation procedures, as well as last up to five days on one charge; some models even work well when clipped to clothing, belt loops or lanyards - perfect for mobile workers who may need to leave the vehicle quickly in an emergency.
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8. Smartphone-based lone worker apps allow the user to install them on their phone or tablet and access a range of automated check-in prompts and an SOS alert if any are missed, with missed prompts triggering an SOS alarm. Some lone worker apps also come equipped with additional features, such as emergency alert buttons activated with one tap or swipe of the finger or screen; in some instances these applications have also been certified Cyber Essentials certified in order to safeguard sensitive data.
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10. There is also a range of lone worker devices that can connect to any phone and serve as extensions of the lone worker app, providing extra protection and accessibility in rural or unreliable cell coverage areas. These can be worn around the worker's wrist, attached to their lanyard, or clipped onto keys for discreet activation by simply pushing a button - convenient if charging is difficult!
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12. No matter what lone worker device, app, or something in between you choose for your workforce and work environment, it is key that you find one that meets all your requirements and ensures the optimal experience for employees and work environments alike. Make sure it offers live GPS location visibility; reliable panic buttons with fully automatic alert systems; access to vendors' 24/7 monitoring teams; SHEQSY's intuitive safety auditing, checklisting, and hazard reporting features help move from reactive monitoring towards proactive management while giving employees peace of mind at all times.
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