Staff / Lone Worker Devices

[one_half position=””]In accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Managers have a duty of care for employees and are responsible for the safety and well-being of vulnerable Lone Workers. Our system provides a monitoring service where trained staff are on hand 24/7 to accept calls and handle them in an appropriate manner.

How It Works:

 

shutterstock_155768234s1. If a staff member feels threatened, vulnerable or require assistance in any way they activate the wireless switch.


 

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2. This triggers the lone worker device to silently dial through to an ARC (Alarm receiving centre) or the customers preferred location, This could be a security office, mobile telephone or any landline number.


 

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3. The recipient of the call can then listen in on the premises via the inbuilt loudspeaker unit on the loneworker device. Note: Speech is one way only so no-one within the premises are aware that a call has been initiated.


 

shutterstock_135865661s4. They can then alert the relevant authorities who can be onsite within minutes.


 

Advantages:

  • Increased staff safety and security
  • Peace of mind and increased confidence levels for staff
  • Potential savings on staff costs/wages
  • Rapid response to apprehend shoplifters

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