Keep Employees Safe Everywhere – Protect Lone Workers

Modern Workforce Security

Almost half of all workers will be mobile employees by the year 2022. Security officers, fixed cameras, and locked doors can’t protect these workers who are increasingly away from the office. Ensuring the safety of today’s workforce requires enhanced situational awareness and the ability to locate all employees – no matter where they are – along with failsafe methods to communicate with them. Out of sight doesn’t mean out of mind. Organizations must redefine duty of care and take steps to ensure safety for people who work alone. It’s important for employers to utilize location-aware technology to find and communicate with their workers anytime.

Active Shooter Preparedness

Active shooter incidents are unpredictable and evolve fast. Situational awareness and effective communication can help manage the chaos and prevent a potentially devastating event from escalating before law enforcement arrives.

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Traveling Employee Safety

Whether an employee is working at their desk or visiting a client in a foreign country, organizations have a duty of care for their safety. Pre-trip briefings, real-time intelligence and reliable two-way communication can help keep traveling employees safe — helping them avoid unnecessary risks and warning them if they are approaching potentially dangerous situations.

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Duty of Care

Mark Terry, the Director of Global Enterprise Security for Rackspace, explains how Rackspace leverages Everbridge Safety Connection to ensure the safety and productivity of their employees around the world.

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Lone Worker Safety

Mobile phones are a lifeline for employees working in isolated situations with no colleagues or supervision. Location tracking, automatic check-ins and a dedicated S.O.S. panic button can minimize the hazards lone workers are exposed to on a regular basis.

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Campus Safety

Traditional security technology has not kept pace with the evolution of the four-walled office to multi-structure, open-space concepts. Unifying access control systems, wireless access points, scheduling systems and emergency communication systems helps identify who is on campus, where they are and enables location-based notification and alerting.

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“Leveraging Everbridge, this team knows how to respond in a fire, weather emergency, electrical outages and violent intruder situation events occur and can end quickly, so from a facility standpoint, our goal is to get employees out of the building.”

Albert Patin, Daktronics

The Power of the Critical Event Management Platform

Dynamic Locations

Locate people using aggregated data from multiple sources like travel itineraries, access control and badging systems to rapidly determine who is in or going to a risk zone
Two-Way Communications

Send information and instructions to employees and receive confirmation that they are safe while amassing field intelligence
Faster Response

Deploy pre-populated templates to initiate worker communication in seconds
Mobile SOS

Provide a mobile alert button that employees can activate to send messages and video to your security center if they feel threatened
Lone Worker Safety

Establish “safe corridors” and automated check-ins to ensure employee safety
100+ Threats Sources

Aggregate over 100 threat data types to quickly and completely assess risks