We’ve added what3words to our lone worker system to provide an alternative way of describing a worker’s last know location.
what3words is a simple way to identify precise locations. Every 3 metre square has been given a unique combination of three words. For example, the exact location of Parliament Hill, London can be found at ///tower.defeat.land
what3words addresses are as accurate as GPS coordinates, but easier to communicate and share over the phone or radio. It’s the simplest way to communicate a precise location to team members across the business. Learn more about how it works here: https://bit.ly/2zOA46a
Many companies and emergency services around the world are using what3words to locate people in emergencies, our integration means that any last know location for a worker can easily be translated into a what3words location.
As an expert in lone worker content management, I possess an extensive knowledge base and experience in the area of lone working and safety monitoring. My expertise in this field encompasses a wide range of areas, including risk assessment, training, communication, and technology. I have a deep understanding of the unique risks associated with lone workers and have researched and written many projects and articles to educate people in how to mitigate these risks.
Throughout my time with Ok Alone, I have kept up to date with technological developments, legislative changes and regulations that have been introduced to help organizations ensure the safety of their lone workers.
This post was last modified on February 28, 2023 12:47 pm
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