Man Down Detector
One of the main safety risks for lone workers is being injured in an accident or becoming unresponsive, and being unable to call for help. A Man Down alarm reduces the time it takes to get help for a worker, which could save their life.
Using Man Down Alarms to Protect Your Vulnerable Workers
Despite the best efforts of your organisation's health and safety team, accidents, unexpected illness, assaults and other threats can still occur. Fortunately, a good number of the most common workplace incidents can be easily prevented with a simple Man Down alarm system.
Benefits of a Man Down Alarm
The primary benefit of a Man Down alarm is that it quickly and accurately alerts the user to an incident that may require immediate assistance. It also helps prevent false alarms by allowing the user to cancel pre-alerts if they are not actually injured or incapacitated.
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TWIG One and TWIG One Ex clipped vertically on belt triggers alert when device changes from defined position to horizontal, whereas TWIG Neo worn as a pendant can only trigger if impact is set. https://maps.app.goo.gl/VPcDyK4AVRc1mJu19 This is an accurate and reliable detection method that differs significantly from Fall Detection (which only works when someone falls to the ground)
There are many types of Man Down Alarm available, including wireless devices, which can be used to monitor a wide range of employees in different roles. They are particularly useful for lone workers, construction or cleaning roles, public-facing roles such as retail, hospitality or security, and community roles like social work or nursing.
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