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Complete protection
for lone workers

It doesn’t matter where your lone workers are or what kind of unsafe situation they might suddenly find themselves in. Your lone workers are protected 24/7 with Findwhere—via an app, a button, or both.

With 15 years of experience, we keep more than 70,000 people safe and their organizations up and running every day

A lone worker is not always able to raise the alarm on their own

Employees who work alone must be able to call for help immediately in an emergency—even if they are unable to raise the alarm themselves.
A repairman who climbs onto the roof at six in the morning.
A healthcare worker on a home visit.
The janitor making his final rounds.
A receptionist who is the last to lock up.

No matter the situation, your lone workers are protected

With Findwhere, your lone workers are always protected. With the push of a button or through automatic detection, the necessary emergency response is initiated immediately. That way, your lone workers are never truly alone.
Never Alone Again

How does Findwhere protect solo workers?

In practice, things often go wrong when an employee “quickly” completes a task without clear safety measures or protocols having been agreed upon. This can pose additional risks, especially when working alone.
Automatic detection of a fall or failure to check in
Findwhere detects when a lone worker falls, stops moving, or misses a scheduled check-in. An alarm is automatically triggered so that help can be summoned quickly.
Silent alarm in case of aggression or a threat
In an unsafe or threatening situation, a lone worker can discreetly activate a silent alarm. This allows for help to be summoned without unnecessarily escalating the situation.
Exact location of the lone worker in the event of an alarm
When an alarm is triggered, the location of the lone worker is immediately transmitted. This allows emergency responders to know where the incident is occurring and take targeted action.
Alarm Response Tailored to Your Organization
You decide who receives an alert and how it is handled. Findwhere forwards the alert, along with relevant incident information, to the designated emergency services or incident response team.
Implementation

We’ll help you customize the lone worker solution

1
We’ll take a look at your situation
Who works alone, where, when, and what are the risks involved? Based on that, we determine which type of alarm system is appropriate for the type of work.
2
No-Obligation Consultation
One of our specialists will discuss your specific needs with you and show you the various options available, in order to provide you with tailored advice.
3
We’ll set up the alarm response process together with you
We determine who will be alerted, in what order, and when the alert will be sent to the emergency response center. We will then help your employees use the lone worker feature.
What’s Right for Your Organization

Findwhere has a solution for every type of lone worker

Findwhere Solo Worker App
Who works alone, where, when, and what are the risks involved? Based on that, we determine which type of alarm system is appropriate for the type of work.
Manual alarm and discreet silent alarm
Fall and Tipping Detection with Pre-Alarm
Two-way communication with the successor
Check-ins and a timer for high-risk tasks
Indoor and outdoor location tracking, with geofencing
Findwhere Emergency Button
If an app isn’t convenient or practical—you’re wearing gloves, your phone is in the locker, or you don’t have a company phone—then use the physical emergency button.
One button, always within reach
Instant emergency button, even when wearing gloves
Fall Protection with Automatic Detection
Speak-and-listen connection via the device
Works without the employee’s phone
Can be worn on clothing, a belt, or a lanyard
Discreet Aggression Alert System
If a discreet alert is desired, it can be sent inconspicuously via a wristband or directly from any laptop or tablet. No one on the other side of the counter will know that help is on the way.
Silent alarm via wristband or workstation
Works on any laptop or tablet
Space and workstation level in the report
Listen in to assess the situation
Same functionality as the app and the emergency button
15 years of experience 70,000+ users

Having trouble? Our experts are happy to help!

We understand that choosing the right security solutions can sometimes be very complicated. That’s why our experienced team at Finders is here to help. With 15 years of experience in the security industry, we’ll provide you with advice—with no obligation—and prepare a quote for you, with no strings attached.
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Answers to Your Questions

What is working alone, and when does it pose a risk?

Working alone means that an employee performs tasks without a colleague nearby to provide assistance. Depending on the nature of the work and the associated risks, additional safety measures may be necessary.

Findwhere combines automatic detection, check-ins, alerting, and location tracking. In the event of an incident, an alert can be sent automatically or manually, allowing the designated emergency responders to spring into action quickly.

Findwhere can detect a fall, lack of movement, or a missed check-in. If the employee is unable to activate an alarm themselves, a notification can be automatically sent to the designated alarm response team.

Yes. An employee can raise the alarm using the Findwhere app or a linked emergency button. In situations such as aggression or threats, this can also be done discreetly with a silent alarm.

When an alarm is triggered, the employee’s location can be transmitted along with the alert, so that emergency responders know where the incident is occurring and can take targeted action.

Employers must assess the risks associated with working alone and take appropriate measures. Whether an emergency button is necessary depends on the nature of the work, the risks involved, and the results of the RI&E.

Lone worker safety measures can be implemented in sectors such as healthcare, engineering, logistics, manufacturing, security, and field service—especially when employees are working outside the immediate reach of their colleagues.

Do you have another question?
Our specialist is here to help you.