Lone Workers Security and Tracking

With lone workers estimated at 53 million across the UK, Europe and USA, determining a tracking and communication plan will reduce the chance of accidents (source: LoneAlert), ensure swift response times in the case of an emergency, give your team members the peace of mind they’re being supported, and encourage the use of two-way alerts and notifications.

However, lone workers in remote areas may be well out of reach of cellular network access, leaving them exposed in terms of their safety, their ability to efficiently report back to their base of operations, and the base’s ability to coordinate and communicate effectively with their workers. That’s where Ground Control can help.