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| − | Man Down Safety<br /><br />Almost any industry where there are employees working alone or in isolated situations can benefit from a man down system. | + | Man Down Safety<br /><br />Almost any industry where there are employees working alone or in isolated situations can benefit from a man down system. [https://notes.io/wsaYj lone worker protection systems] can be a life saver for any worker in the event that they suffer a fall, and can also alert those in need of help if a lone worker becomes unconscious.<br /><br />There are many different ways a lone worker could become unresponsive. It can be as simple as slipping or falling, or it can be as serious as having an accident that results in a head injury.<br /><br />Some lone workers work in client homes, construction zones or travel between meetings and may not always have access to a base station that can give them help. Even if all training is taken and all the hazards are removed, there is still a chance that a fall can occur at any time.<br /><br />One solution to this problem is the use of a radio application that is attached to the belt of the worker. This application uses Motorola MOTOTRBO technology to detect a lack of movement or horizontal tilt. If these values change to the value previously set, it will trigger a call to supervisors.<br /><br />Another option is to use a smart device or mobile app that can detect falls and impacts in a variety of different ways, allowing an emergency response to be made quickly and safely. These devices can also send an SOS phone call to preset numbers.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> |
Version vom 26. März 2024, 09:47 Uhr
Man Down Safety
Almost any industry where there are employees working alone or in isolated situations can benefit from a man down system. lone worker protection systems can be a life saver for any worker in the event that they suffer a fall, and can also alert those in need of help if a lone worker becomes unconscious.
There are many different ways a lone worker could become unresponsive. It can be as simple as slipping or falling, or it can be as serious as having an accident that results in a head injury.
Some lone workers work in client homes, construction zones or travel between meetings and may not always have access to a base station that can give them help. Even if all training is taken and all the hazards are removed, there is still a chance that a fall can occur at any time.
One solution to this problem is the use of a radio application that is attached to the belt of the worker. This application uses Motorola MOTOTRBO technology to detect a lack of movement or horizontal tilt. If these values change to the value previously set, it will trigger a call to supervisors.
Another option is to use a smart device or mobile app that can detect falls and impacts in a variety of different ways, allowing an emergency response to be made quickly and safely. These devices can also send an SOS phone call to preset numbers.
