Lone Working Legislation for British Columbia

As Canada is divided into federal, provincial and territorial jurisdictions here is the legislation pertaining to lone workers in British Columbia. Businesses that operate in British Columbia (with the exception of mines and federally chartered workplaces), are legally required to comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (OHSR) created by WorkSafeBC. Under section 4.21 of

Security Guard Lone Worker Policy and Hazard Assessment

Security staff are often at work on their own; they cannot be seen or heard by another worker; cannot expect a visit from another worker; and know assistance is not readily available to them if needed. It’s important for employers to take into account the wide variety of situations where security guards work alone. It’s

Are Your Security Guards Sleeping on the Job? (Security Specific Features of a Lone Worker System)

Running a team is difficult. Running a team who are constantly exposed to danger is even harder. As the employer of security personnel, you need to know your staff are active, safe, responding and in the right locations. Ok Alone is the perfect fit for security companies who want a simple to use, low cost lone worker

Is a computer based panic button more effective than a button mounted on the wall?

The effectiveness of panic button software for computers versus a physical button on the wall depends on several factors and the specific context in which it is being used. When you’re thinking about which system to adopt you should be guided by the distinct needs and dynamics of the environment it will serve. Various factors

Which industries would benefit from using a computer based panic button?

A PC based panic alarm system is a versatile solution that offers immense benefits across various industries. It provides employees with a quick and accessible means to seek immediate assistance during emergencies or threatening situations. Whether it’s in corporate offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, hospitality settings, transportation hubs, or retail environments, an on-screen computer emergency

Does panic button software keep office workers safer?

Yes! Panic button software can significantly contribute to keeping office workers safer. A desktop  on-screen panic button is designed to provide employees with a quick and discreet way to request immediate assistance in emergency situations. While some people who work in office buildings may not consider themselves lone workers, being isolated in an office meeting

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