NEWS
PEOPLESAFE MERGES WITH SKYGUARD AND GUARDIAN24
the same. All staff will remain in their current roles, delivering the same exceptional service that customers have come to rely on.
Peoplesafe says it is firmly focused on its role as a facilitator for a safer society and recognises the part it plays in supporting employee welfare across all sectors. The lone worker protection market is forecast to grow significantly in the coming years, with app-based solutions expected to account for an increasing share.
Specialist lone worker technology brands Skyguard and Guardian24, have merged under one unified brand, Peoplesafe. All three companies are owned by Send For Help Group.
The company says that the Peoplesafe brand identity has also been relaunched to better reflect the combined expertise and breadth of service delivered by the wider company.
There will be no commercial impact to customers with all contracts and commercial arrangements remaining
WATCHTOWER SECURITY SOLUTIONS AWARDED SECURED BY DESIGN
High-tech CCTV security system company Watchtower Security Solutions (WSS) has been awarded Secured by Design (SBD), the national police crime prevention initiative. This comes at the same time as the company achieved Gold Membership status with Constructionline and Secure by Default, a certification that guarantees that a product reduces vulnerability to cybercrime.
WSS builds cost-effective surveillance towers to protect property and sites from criminal activity, working across the UK and in multiple countries around the world. It is the WT-1 CCTV Tower that has achieved Police Preferred Specification which makes it the only one available that is both CE marked and SBD accredited.
Dominic White, Managing Director at Watchtower Security Solutions, said: “My team and I are delighted to have the only mobile CCTV Tower of
its kind accredited by Secured by Design. Achieving awards like these is reflected in our determination to be a leader within the security sector, providing clients greater assurance about safety, quality and environmental management standards.”
SBD Development Officer Lyn Poole commented: “I am pleased that WSS has joined Secured by Design. With the increase in developments around the UK
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Naz Dossa, CEO of Peoplesafe, commented: “This is a truly exciting time for the lone worker technology industry. We have some exciting projects in the pipeline this year and I believe that unifying under one brand, Peoplesafe, will enable us to deliver a superior service to our customers for the long-term. Using our ‘People, Environment Task’ methodology, our business provides critical services to people who are potentially at risk and we take the responsibility very seriously.
“These services, coupled with the Coronavirus crisis, have become more critical to safeguard employees from risk, providing them with better outcomes in the case of an emergency, as well as – where possible - helping them to avoid emergencies completely.”
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construction sites can attract all sorts of problems such as thefts, criminal damage and anti-social behaviour. The WT-1 CCTV Tower can go a long way to deterring offenders and alerting the monitoring centre so police can be called.”
SBD is part of Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (PCPI), a police-owned organisation that works on behalf of the police service to deliver a wide range of crime prevention and demand reduction initiatives across the UK. SBD plays a significant crime prevention role in the planning process to design out crime in a wide range of building sectors.
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