LONE WORKER PROTECTION | SBES SAFE AND SOUND
What are the key considerations when choosing a lone worker alarm system that is best suited to your business requirements? Peter Swan, managing director of SBES, offers his advice.
The main factors to take into account when selecting a lone worker alarm system are: compliance with hazardous area regulations, functionality, design, layout, installation, alarm notifications to response personnel and, most importantly, the cost.
SBES offer an innovative way to create a lone worker alarm system that is tailor-made to your exact requirements since we know that companies work and operate in different ways. Our all-inclusive service takes the hassle out of finding the right people to do the right jobs. How? Simple – we do everything for you.
Our team of expert designers, surveyors, project managers and installers will create a truly individual system that has been tailor-made to reflect your requirements.
AFFORDABLE SYSTEMS
OF QUALITY Of all lone worker alarm providers to choose from, it’s surprising how few offer a complete, all-inclusive service. SBES is different. As a company we take care of everything,
from the initial design and installation through to full on-site user training and ongoing support.
Whether you’re a small company or the largest company in the world – SBES has the correct systems at an affordable price.
SBES offers a complete range of lone worker alarm systems. All are individually designed using only the highest-quality materials and come with expert installation as part of the package.
We are proud to have a first class client base which includes large household names, many of whom are happy to provide testimonials. Unlike some lone worker companies that vanish overnight, SBES has a proven track record of over 17 years in the industry – so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.
LOOKING AFTER YOU
EVERY STEP OF THE WAY At SBES, we want to do the best job we can. Our highly skilled staff will take care of everything – from initial consultation right through to the
finished installation, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
GETTING IT RIGHT
FROM THE START At SBES, our surveyors visit your premises at a time to suit you to see your lone worker environment first hand. In the comfort of your premises, our surveyors will tell you everything you need to know about the whole process. They will discuss how you would like the system to operate and then provide complete and sound advice on how we can deliver your system utilising the latest technologies.
Our surveyor will also show you fully working systems of our product range so you can see and feel the quality of our products for yourself. Once the surveyor has obtained your requirements, we will then be able to produce a design proposal that fully complies to your desired requirements. Each system design proposal is fully checked by one of our company directors before it is sent to you.
SAFE HANDS FROM
START TO FINISH Once you have agreed our design proposal, the work begins. There is a whole team involved, from the technical and surveying departments through to the logistics of looking after your delivery and the installation teams. This means that all you have to do is sit back and relax.
Peace of mind is guaranteed. Once your system is installed and handed over, it will be covered by a comprehensive 12 month on-site warranty and 24/7 technical support without any associated engineer call out fees. So in the unlikely event that you encounter a problem, you know you’re only one call away from assistance.
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LONE WORKER PROTECTION | TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2015/16
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