Why should you rely on lone worker alarms?
Imagine your employee working alone on a remote construction site without immediate access to colleagues.
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When accident happens, every second counts.
Imagine the precious time lost while attempting to alert help
using just a standard smartphone.
In incidents like falls or periods of immobility, the alarm doesn’t just sound - it reacts automatically.
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Wouldn't you prefer piece of mind instead of anxiety?
Your lone worker feels safe knowing he has a reliable safety device on his belt.
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It's not just a convenience; it's employer's duty to safeguard their employees.
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In high-risk scenarios, a dedicated lone worker alarm isn’t just helpful - it’s essential.
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But what features of these alarms
stand out as most critical?
Immediate notification in case of falls, no movement, free falls, and impacts.
Whether it’s through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or SRD beacons, the location capabilities of TWIG lone worker alarms ensure that no one is truly isolated.
Continuous monitoring of triggered alarms enable a swift response, improving the overall safety protocol.
With capabilities for two-way voice calls and data transfer, these devices ensure that lone workers are never out of reach.
Depending on the nature of the job and the risks involved,
the required features may vary.
Social risks
For instance, employees in social and health care services or the service sector face social risks such as violence, threats, and abuse.
Environmental risks
Meanwhile, those in maintenance, construction, or industries like petrochemical or forestry are exposed to environmental risks including falls, slips, and other accidents that arise from demanding and hazardous conditions.
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