Recession puts workers at risk Tuesday 10th March 2009

The good news however is that the "Lone Worker Alarm" offers a simple, low cost way to provide a safer environment for staff wor Recession puts workers at risk ...protect your staff with the low cost, Man Down "Lone Worker Alarm" system As the recession bites, more and more companies are finding themselves forced to shed staff in an attempt to reduce operating costs to a level which will allow them to continue trading. For many however, this means that there are times when staff may be required to work alone - raising "Staff Safety" and "Employer Duty of Care" issues. The good news however is that the "Lone Worker Alarm" offers a simple, low cost way to provide a safer environment for staff working alone or out of site of colleagues. The Lone Worker Alarm is a reliable, wireless based RF alarm system. The belt worn transmitter features an aid call button that the wearer can press at any time to summon emergency assistance, and an internal tilt switch which automatically activates an alarm call in the event of the wearer collapsing, falling, etc. When activated, the transmitter sends a wireless signal to an on-site receiver station where an operator can initiate help. Where the on-site receiver station is not manned, as an option, the receiver can be fitted with a telephone autodialler and set up to automatically send a message onward to any manned telephone (mobile or landline) where help can be raised. Whether you have just one member of staff, or dozens of workers to protect, on a single or multiple sites, the Lone Worker Alarm System can be tailored to meet your exact requirements. "Lone Worker" has been reliably and cost effectively protecting staff throughout the UK for many years, where users range from the print industry to Local Authorities. For full details of the product visit; http://www.insight-security.com/ala-lonework.htm To buy at special on-line prices, visit; http://www.insight-direct.co.uk/DotNetShop/listsubgroup.aspx?Group=17&SubGroup=4

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