Is it possible to protect lone workers for free? In this article, we’ll look at the free apps and tools you can use to help protect your lone workers, and review the pros and cons of each.
Read More
A man down (or “fall detection”) alarm can detect if a user has taken a serious fall and will trigger an alert.
Although fall detection devices are popular for personal and professional use, when we talk about man down alarms, we tend to mean systems used to protect people while they are working.
Read More
What are the best lone worker apps in the UK? This article reviews the top five lone worker solutions and ranks them on their apps, wearable devices, alarm receiving centres, staff management and cost.
Read More
Safepoint not only provides the most advanced lone worker solutions on the market, we also are focused on making businesses more productive, while making life easier for remote and flexible workers.
Read More
For those that work in these higher-risk roles, periodic check calls can provide a simple and cheap method for checking in with staff but are there downsides?…
Read More
There are no hard and fast rules on which lone workers do and do not need an alarm, however, organisations do have legal a duty to find a lone working solution appropriate to their workers’ level of risk.
Read More
Lone worker alarms –provided through standalone devices, Bluetooth buttons and bespoke apps– make it simple for at-risk workers to get the help they need, wherever they are.
Read More
Panic alarms can benefit any role in which someone works alone, with the public, or in a high-risk situation, who might need to call out for help
Read More
BS 8484:2016 is the British industry standard for providers of lone working safety services. BS 8484 accreditation shows consumers that an organisation has met the government’s strict standards.
Read More
Safepoint makes it easy to keep track of your staff without any costly or cumbersome changes to how your team works.
Read More
Lone working solutions can come in many forms, including lone working apps, Bluetooth panic alarms, standalone devices and more.
Read More
If you have been asked to work alone, you may be asking whether this is legal, whether it’s safe, and what your rights are.
Read More
Learn how to manage stress as a lone worker and how employees and employers can make positive changes to reduce stress at work
Read More
Learn how lone workers and their employers share the responsibility for good health and safety practice and what they can do to improve safety across their organisation.
Read More
Find out what your health and safety rights are as a lone worker and what responsibilities employers have to their lone working staff with Safepoint, the lone worker safety solution.
Read More
Want to know how employers with lone working staff should protect their lone workers? Safepoint has you covered with our lone working tips and best practices.
Read More