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Lone worker alarms provide an extra layer of protection for those working alone in areas with a high risk of harm. Using standalone devices, Bluetooth buttons and bespoke apps, they make it easy for at-risk staff to request emergency support.<br /><br />'Smart' lone worker alarms do more than just raise an alert - they start live GPS tracking, share and store safety information with the user and can even be personalised to suit individual needs.<br /><br />Safepoint's app for example, enables users to set up customised timed 'tasks' that trigger an automatic alarm if they fail to check in as safe within the pre-set period. This is an effective way to reduce the number of 'overtime' and 'panic' alerts that can occur, while still providing an added measure of lone worker security.<br /><br />The 'Amber Alert' function on lone worker devices is also an important feature as it allows workers to leave contextual information about themselves in the event that they enter a situation which may be at risk, such as their name, location and activity. This is vital to ensure that the operator at a GuardianPlus control centre can understand and respond accordingly.<br /><br />Finally, if a lone worker should have an accident or ill health whilst out and about, they can press the 'SOS' button to activate a voice call and send their location to 10 emergency contacts via Google maps link. [https://mandowndevice.com/ Man Down Panic Alarm] The lone worker can then speak with one of our Care Consultants, who will assess their condition and provide emergency help if needed.
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	Lone worker alarms ~~give employees who work~~ alone ~~the ability to raise an alarm when help is needed. These alarms can be triggered by~~ a ~~simple button on a device or app~~. ~~They can be sent~~ to ~~a monitoring station, employer or~~ emergency ~~services~~.<br /><br />~~Panic alerts are the most common type of~~ lone worker ~~alarm~~ and can be triggered by pressing a button on a mobile app or device. [https://www.cheaperseeker.com/u/gastent51 employee gps tracker] The app or device will then send the lone worker’s phone number and location to ~~a monitor who will respond with assistance~~.<br /><br />~~Check~~-~~ins~~ and ~~overtime notifications~~ can ~~also be a feature~~ of ~~some~~ lone worker ~~apps. These can be triggered when an employee fails to complete an automated check-in or is unable to confirm their safety by a set time~~.<br /><br />~~<br /><br /><br /><br />Man-down/fall detection~~ is ~~another~~ feature ~~that is useful for lone~~ workers in ~~areas with~~ a ~~high~~ risk ~~of accidents~~, ~~or when a worker has been knocked unconscious~~ and ~~needs help~~. If the ~~user fails to confirm their condition or~~ a ~~certain time period passes without confirmation, an automatically-triggered man-down/fall alarm will send a duress alert to management,~~ and ~~emergency assistance will be dispatched to the exact GPS location of the worker~~.<br /><br />~~When it comes to~~ lone worker ~~protection~~, the ~~right solution for your organisation depends on your specific needs~~. ~~Identify your risk profiles~~, ~~frame your strategy~~ and ~~ensure you have a lone worker safety program that addresses every possible scenario~~.~~<br /><br />~~		Lone worker alarms provide an extra layer of protection for those working alone in areas with a high risk of harm. Using standalone devices, Bluetooth buttons and bespoke apps, they make it easy for at-risk staff to request emergency support.<br /><br />'Smart' lone worker alarms do more than just raise an alert - they start live GPS tracking, share and store safety information with the user and can even be personalised to suit individual needs.<br /><br />Safepoint's app for example, enables users to set up customised timed 'tasks' that trigger an automatic alarm if they fail to check in as safe within the pre-set period. This is an effective way to reduce the number of 'overtime' and 'panic' alerts that can occur, while still providing an added measure of lone worker security.<br /><br />The 'Amber Alert' function on lone worker devices is also an important feature as it allows workers to leave contextual information about themselves in the event that they enter a situation which may be at risk, such as their name, location and activity. This is vital to ensure that the operator at a GuardianPlus control centre can understand and respond accordingly.<br /><br />Finally, if a lone worker should have an accident or ill health whilst out and about, they can press the 'SOS' button to activate a voice call and send their location to 10 emergency contacts via Google maps link. [https://mandowndevice.com/ Man Down Panic Alarm] The lone worker can then speak with one of our Care Consultants, who will assess their condition and provide emergency help if needed.