Lone Worker Tracking Technology That Allow Your Staff Members Get Help Right Away in an Emergency

1. Lone Worker Tracking Technology That Allow Your Staff Members Get Help Right Away in an Emergency It is necessary for lone personnel to operate in remote and hostile environments. Compared to people who work in teams, they are more prone to injury. For those operating away from a permanent work base, risks and dangers are frequently uncontrollable for lone workers. Over 20% of all workplace injuries are caused by slips, trips, and falls, which are a major concern for lone workers who must perform physically demanding tasks. 31 workers are injured from slips and falls for every 10,000 workers; many of these accidents require hospitalization or even result in death. Therefore, in an emergency, it is imperative that assistance reach lone workers as soon as possible. This can make a significant difference in circumstances involving life and death. With varying degrees of safety, GPS Geo Guard has developed a range of lone worker alarms, ranging from simple panic buttons to an extensive lone worker tracking system. Pressing the panic button instantly notifies the round-the-clock monitoring personnel. The emergency monitoring staff will get in touch with your wounded lone worker right away to find out what's going on and whether or not there was a false alarm. The lone worker can reply by texting or by speaking. The lone worker tracking system features sensors that detect a quick fall or no movement for a time, and it automatically sends an alarm to the monitoring team along with the worker's position in the event that the worker becomes comatose or passes out. The monitoring team will then send help, including paramedics, to the scene of the incident right away.

2. Subtly request assistance in an emergency or under duress More advanced lone worker tracking systems facilitate hazard reporting, safety checklists, real-time location monitoring, and other features. A patient who starts using abusive language may pose a threat to a home healthcare nurse. In that scenario, she can tell the monitoring team that she needs help by subtly setting off the panic alarm on her wearable lone worker tracking system. When a customer threatens a lone worker who is working late at night, they can utilize their duress alarm to subtly alert the monitoring station and/or other staff members that they need help. Utilizing an accelerometer, the man down alarm system notifies the monitoring station and/or emergency contacts when there is an abrupt change in position, a lack of movement, or a collision. For people who operate at heights, GPS Geo Guard's Man Down alarm is particularly helpful as it sounds both when there is no movement and when it senses a fall or impact. Fulfill your obligation of care It is your duty of care to provide your lone workers with emergency communication devices so they can call for assistance in case of an emergency. With the characteristics of GPS Geo Guard's lone worker tracking alert, you can fulfill your duty of care to your staff members. GPS Geo Guard uses end-to-end military-grade encryption to protect the privacy of your data. The infrastructure is triple data center redundant for reliability and complies with IRAP-PROTECTED requirements. Depending on the requirements of various enterprises, appealing subscription packages for lone worker tracking systems are offered.