Imagine you’re at work in your office. You’re having a meeting with one of your clients. The client is getting angrier and angrier. They stand up between you and the door. No one can hear what is happening. The client knocks your phone off the desk.
What are you going to do?
You’re going to discreetly move your mouse to the OK Alone icon on your bottom task bar and click ‘Help’.
For people who work alone either at a desk or behind a counter, the desktop version of the Ok Alone lone worker system is perfect.
The solution allows regular check ins that let supervisors know staff are fine throughout their shifts. A simple to use panic button to request immediate help connects employees to support workers. The app can also be set to the high risk setting if staff are having face to face meetings while alone.
Having an easy to use, discreet to activate, on-screen panic button offers protection to workers across many industries:
To sign up to Ok Alone and create an account visit www.okaloneworker.com. The Ok Alone Desktop App can then be found in the Microsoft store and downloaded for free.
Staff can start a shift, minimise the window and have the icon open on the task bar at the bottom of their screen. This makes the app accessible all day from their pc or laptop while they work. When the reminder alert sounds workers can use the desktop window to check in, with minimal disruption, letting supervisors know they are all right.
If there is an emergency situation, it only takes two clicks of the mouse to access immediate help from a designated monitor either inhouse or based in a call centre. The on-screen app connects to a cloud-based dashboard that allows a supervisor to monitor the well being of their workers and be able to send support to their precise location, if a worker is in distress, getting them the help they desperately need.
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 July 3, 2023 2:42 pm
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