Largest Australian Bank Deploys Personal Safety Platform
Opening and closing bank branches is a particularly risky task when working alone. One of the largest banks operating in Australia and Asia recognised this. Likewise, sales agents who were travelling to remote locations to meet with customers – especially in high-crime areas – were left at risk.
Leading US University Rolls Out Personal Safety Platform
A leading US Ivy League University uses this personal safety platform. With over 11,000 staff and 35,000 students, the University understands that safety is – and will continue to be – a paramount concern. Before the use of the app, there was a sharp rise in the number of violent incidents reported and so, a new culture of safety and security was born.
US Health Care Provider Deploys Personal Safety Platform
There is a rise in lone worker incidents, particularly to staff who are vulnerable to violence from the general public. The hospitals involved received mounting pressure to provide an answer. They invested in this adaptive technology and as a result, they created a safer working environment.
New Zealand Government Agency Provides Personal Safety Platform For Social Workers
Drastic measures needed to be taken after a disgruntled parent forcibly entered the local council building, killing several social workers. Stability was required in a time of enormous threat, discomfort and danger. A reliable communication tool became an essential part of the government’s infrastructure.
Major Telecommunication Provider Uses Personal Safety Platform
Engineers regularly work alone, and due to the nature of their job, duty of care is a fundamental aspect of any business employing them. This telecommunication provider wanted engineers to have the ability to raise an alert when working in areas with low or no connectivity or if they were physically unable.
National Network Of South African Estate Agencies Use Personal Safety Platform
The personal safety platform is used by one of the largest estate agencies in South Africa. Over the years, the concern for the safety of the realtors has grown. This concern mounted off the back of a number of kidnappings and violent attacks. Working alone – and often in high-crime areas – the estate agents are now protected and supported.
