If someone working alone goes quiet, you find out
A timer asks them to confirm they are fine. Miss it and it starts calling people on its own — nobody has to be watching a screen for it to work.
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What you get with Lone Worker
Someone working alone checks in on a timer. Miss one and it escalates on its own, with their last position on the map.
A timer that asks
Every fifteen minutes, every hour, whatever the site needs. A missed one starts the chain without a dispatcher noticing.
One tap to say fine
A single tap, and the time and place it was tapped stay on record.
Escalates on its own
Their supervisor first. If nobody picks it up, the next person, then the next, until somebody does.
Their last position
When someone goes quiet, you get where they were last and the trail up to it. That is where you send people.
Proof you were watching
Every check-in, every miss and every response, written down — the record an inspector or an insurer asks for.
Starts with the shift
The timer starts when they clock on and stops when they clock off. Nobody has to set it up each night.
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