Lone Worker Alarm Devices
A range of lone worker alarm devices are available that can provide employees with the peace of mind that someone will help them in an emergency. This can be in a variety of ways such as via a mobile phone, through a desktop or a remote monitoring system.
Panic Alarms and Duress Alerts
Some lone worker safety devices can be used to trigger panic or duress alarms when a lone employee is confronted with an attacker or threatening situation. These alarms can be triggered out of sight through the phone's power button, shaking or through a discreet wearable button that a worker can press and hold to trigger an alert.
https://www.loneworkeralarms.co.nz/gps-location-finding/ Fall Detection
Many lone worker safety devices will send an SOS alert when a lone worker is unable to respond to a call for help or is unable to move around the site due to a fall, trip or impact. https://www.loneworkeralarms.co.nz/lone-worker-alarm/ These types of lone worker alarms are particularly useful for reducing the number of calls to the Emergency Services and are an effective way of keeping your lone workers safe from falls and other potentially life threatening incidents.
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Man Down and Timeout Based Alarms
Some lone worker devices will also detect when a lone worker is not moving around the site or not responding to an alert. These types of lone worker devices are very useful when the lone worker does not want to trigger an alert themselves, or is unable to do so because of their medical condition. https://www.loneworkeralarms.co.nz/fall-detection/
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