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HEALTH & SAFETY EVENT 2025 REVIEW


132% RISE IN ATTACKS ON LONE WORKERS – ARE YOUR STAFF SAFE?


SoloProtect provides lone worker safety devices and apps to thousands of professionals across 17 countries. With over 370,000 lone, remote, and high-risk workers relying on its technology, SoloProtect helps safeguard employees from social and environmental risks.


At this year’s Health & Safety Event at the NEC, the company had the opportunity to connect with hundreds of professionals and have meaningful conversations about the growing risks facing lone workers. Many shared first-hand experiences of rising aggression and increasing demand for personal safety measures – reinforcing trends SoloProtect is seeing across its network.


In fact, over the past three years, SoloProtect has recorded a 132% rise in physical attack alerts and a 104% increase in weapon-related incidents, with the highest levels reported in the last six months. The need for reliable, easy- to-use safety technology has never been more apparent.


The SoloProtect intuitive safety devices and apps feature powerful safety functions, including the Red Alert Panic Button for emergency escalation, the Man Down Alarm for incapacitation due to a slip, trip, or fall, and Ready2Talk chaperone support to enhance personal security in high- risk situations.


EXPERT INSIGHTS AND COMMITMENT TO SAFETY


UK safety expert Arco returned to the Health & Safety Event to unveil a new generation of workwear and safety products designed with enhanced features, fabrics and modern styling.


Arco’s interactive exhibition was designed for visitors to explore Arco’s latest product innovations, training support, expert advice, compliance and sustainability initiatives. All areas on the stand demonstrate Arco’s end- to-end safety expertise and commitment to shaping the future of workwear and workplace safety.


Also featured at the event was an exclusive preview of the brand-new Arco Discovery Centre, a state-of-the- art showcase of Arco’s cutting-edge safety services, immersive training courses and innovative partnerships.


Part of Arco’s new product generation, which were exclusively on display, included its brand-new High- Visibility Range, designed for maximum durability and compliance in line with the latest industry standards, as well as an advanced Working at Height Range, featuring cutting-edge harnesses and fall protection equipment. The latest evolution of the TROJAN performance workwear range, incorporating enhanced protective materials and innovatively styled designs that improve comfort and functionality in work environments, was


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also put to the test with a dynamic, live show that visitors could see around the exhibition hall.


This year, Arco sponsored the ‘Inspiration Station’, a new thought leadership driven platform where industry pioneers addressed the future of the health and safety industry. Arco experts took to the stage to discuss pivotal topics including: The Total Cost of Safety, PPE Sustainability and Practical Steps in Procurement and first-hand experience from the famous Thai Cave Rescue.


www.arco.co.uk


But SoloProtect offers more than just technology. From onboarding support to a 24/7 Alarm Receiving Centre, partnering with organisations every step of the way to ensure successful implementation and long- term protection.


Trusted by leading names across retail, housing, charity, and government – including Sky, DPD, 3M, Domino’s Pizza, Philips, and the RSPCA – SoloProtect is proud to help employers meet their duty of care and keep their people safe.


www.soloprotect.com/uk


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