In the first part of this two-blog-post series we look behind the front-line staff to the systems that are whirring away in the background.
One combined device for complete lone worker and non-lone worker monitoring, alerting and communicat
How one company started with a lone worker protection requirement and ended up improving its whole plant.
This post explores the two possible courses of action for lone worker monitoring, alerting and communications: outsource or own.
Commercial solutions for monitoring, alerting and communications systems focus on lone workers, fire & intruder alarms and machinery. Many of these solutions were not originally designed for lone worker operations. Their design and implementation requires a resource-intensive approach, which in many ways hasn't changed much since the days of an actual switchboard operator connecting your calls. In this post we explore the three main problems with this traditional approach and outline how they can be removed by the modern approach to protecting lone workers. Speed Many of our customers employ lone workers in situations where isolation and risk are occupational hazards. Process and complian
