Panic alarms for lone workers

Equipping lone workers with panic alarms is extremely important, because unlike traditional employees, lone workers are unable to receive assistance from nearby colleagues in a difficult or emergency situation – such as an injury or attack.

Every employer holds a legal duty of care to their lone working staff and should have policies and systems in place to ensure they are safe, whether they work alone for all or only part of their working day. Panic alarms offer a way for organisations to ensure that someone is alerted in an emergency so to prevent escalation and further harm.

There are several types of lone worker panic alarms, each of which have slightly different purposes. Contact Us Today!