LONE WORKER PROTECTION
LONE WORKER PROTECTION
ADVANCE IT SOLUTIONS LTD Advance House, 9 Waterfall Lane Trading Estate, Old Hill, Birmingham, B64 6PU T: 0121 501 2288 E:
Sales@lonealert.co.uk W:
www.lonealert.co.uk
LoneALERT is a leading provider of lone worker protection solutions.
Lone workers can choose the mobile phone service, App, or dedicated device that most closely fits their needs, receiving re-assurance and protection when they are working alone or remotely.
Should assistance be needed, an alert is sent to the most suitable responder, providing all the information needed to assist the lone worker promptly. Our comprehensive platform links all the devices together to give an employer an overview of their vulnerable and at risk workers. Visit
www.lonealert.co.uk to learn more about the range of options and services we have available to protect your employees.
GUARDIAN24 457 Kingston Road, Epsom, Surrey KT19 0DB T: 020 7118 8247 F: 020 8786 3334 E:
sales@guardian24.co.uk W:
www.guardian24.co.uk
Guardian24 is widely considered to be the UK and Ireland’s market leader for lone worker protection as the industry winner of the IFSEC 2013 awards and the Security Excellence 2015 awards. Our lone worker systems can be used via Android, BlackBerry, iPhone and Windows Mobile smartphones, mobile phone, tablet, or specialist Lone Worker Device. Our service is fully certified to BS 8484 and our ARC is certified to BS 5979 (Cat II) and the Police preferred specification “Secured by Design”.
In essence the Guardian24 service provides lone workers with two key features: the ability to log visits and the ability to raise an alarm at the touch of a button. Over 500 public and private sector organisations use Guardian24 and the service protects over 40,000 individual employees, throughout the UK and Ireland. Our customers include Councils, NHS Trusts, Housing Associations, educational institutions, charities and construction companies. No obligation free trial available.
SBES LIMITED Unit F, 47 Blackborough Road, Reigate, Surrey RH2 7BU T: 01737 226622 E:
info@sbes.co.uk W:
www.loneworkeralarms.co.uk
SBES Supply, Install and Support Lone Worker Alarm systems globally. With over 18 years’ experience of working closely with our clients, we provide a full service throughout the world. Our unique organizational structure offers you the benefits of an international company with a local focus. Our UKAS ISO 9001:2008 practices ensure that we conduct our global operations with consistently high standards and integrity. Many of our clients are multinational and International corporations. We have provided our lone worker alarm solutions for them throughout the world. Our entire approach to lone worker protection is second to none and we have systems to suit all sizes of companies - wherever you are in the world. So… what are you waiting for – contact us today!!!
RED RADIO York House, 140 High Town Road, Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 0DJ T: 01582 481114 F: 01582 481115 E:
sales@red-radio.co.uk W:
www.red-radio.co.uk
Red Radio, based in Bedfordshire, with additional sales and engineering facilities across the UK offers a nationwide service and offers the industrys’ best two way radio products at competitive prices, with in-house knowledge of total communications solutions spanning 35+ years, and unbeaten technical ability.
We supply from all the major manufacturers and our fully-trained, expert staff can guide you through any enquiry, offering unbiased advice based upon your specific individual needs and budget. In 2011 we launched our own brand of products starting with the “Lynx” series of professional radios which includes models: PT400 Licence-Free (PMR446), PT500 Lone Worker Radio, PT600 Lone-worker/ Man-down radio and PT700 full systems radio.
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