Lone Worker Tracking

Lone Worker Tracking is becoming increasingly more popular as employers are keen to ensure their staff are safe working alone whether they are NHS nurses or security staff or builders it is important that any individual working alone can be monitored if needed.

There have been a few stories in the press that I recall over the last couple of years about nurses that have been attacked by patients and therefore I feel that all people working alone in any warp of life should have the benefit of a Lone Worker Tracking product that can help to keep them safe.

These tracking systems can allow and one person to be monitored accurately and in real time. Some can be made to detect if the person has been still for an unusual amount of time and much more.

Alerts can be set up so it is easy for an employee to raise the alarm if they need help and with some systems this can be linked to the police so response times are fast and the location of the person exact.

Also people who have illnesses such as epilepsy or are disabled and just want some reassurance when they are out alone or even at home alone that someone is at the other end should they ever need assistance or that someone will be alerted if sudden movements are detected that are not normal or within the range set as such.