We’ve just rolled out two feature renames that make things easier to understand — for both workers in the field and the managers who support them. App Connectivity → Worker Connectivity View This feature gives supervisors a real-time view of each worker’s device status — including signal strength, battery level and connection quality — right
Key Takeaways Choosing between lone worker apps and dedicated safety devices requires careful consideration of your team’s risk profile, working environment, and operational needs. • Lone worker apps reduce the need for additional hardware by using smartphones employees already carry while providing GPS locations, fall detection, and emergency alerts • Apps perform well in most
Washington State has enacted a significant worker safety law aimed at protecting employees who work alone or in isolated conditions. House Bill 1524 (2025), formally titled “Isolated Employees — Workplace Standards,” introduces new, enforceable obligations for employers whose workers may face heightened risk due to isolation on the job. The law was passed by the
OK Alone’s latest update introduces Feature Usage Pop-ups, a smart new way to help workers manage their safety features more effectively and avoid unnecessary alerts. Smarter Safety, Less Disruption The system now keeps track of how often certain features — like Shake for Help and Worker Down (Man Down) — are triggered.If these alerts are
Peace of mind matters when you’re working alone. The new Active Feature Summary in OK Alone gives workers instant reassurance that their safety features are switched on and protecting them. Instant Visibility, Ongoing Confidence Now, whenever a worker is on shift, the main screen clearly displays a summary of all active safety features — including
OK Alone continues to evolve to make lone worker safety simpler, faster, and more reliable. Two key features — Shake for Help and Worker Down (Man Down) — have now been upgraded to deliver better accuracy and fewer false alarms, helping workers stay protected without unnecessary interruptions. Smarter Shake for Help Detection The upgraded Shake
A message from OK Alone’s CEO Naz Dossa, “I’m delighted to announce that Rob Camp has joined us as Senior Vice President to lead our North American sales efforts for OK Alone. Momentum across the region has been building rapidly, as organisations place far greater emphasis on employee safety solutions. As a result, it became clear that the
For lone workers, every second counts in an emergency. OK Alone’s new Power Button SOS for Android makes getting help faster and more discreet than ever — no need to unlock your phone or open the app. Quick, Discreet and Reliable With the Power Button SOS, workers can trigger an alert simply by pressing their
Bring the tools your team already depends on into one place. Safety Links makes forms, portals and companion apps instantly accessible inside OK Alone, so people spend less time hunting and more time doing. It’s a simple idea with a big payoff: one app that connects to all the others your workforce already trusts. How
OK Alone, a trusted provider of employee safety solutions, has been named a winner in the Lone Worker Monitoring category of the Canadian Occupational Safety Readers’ Choice 2025 Awards. This recognition, voted on by members of the occupational safety community, highlights the trust and confidence that users place in OK Alone to keep their teams
