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Wat is een alleenwerker?
Working alone occurs in many more situations than you might think:


No matter the situation, your lone workers are protected
How does Findwhere protect solo workers?

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We’ll set up the alarm response process together with you
Findwhere has a solution for every type of lone worker

Findwhere Solo Worker App

Findwhere Emergency Button

Discreet Aggression Alert System
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Answers to Your Questions
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.