ALERTGPS
Instantly monitor, locate and communicate with your mobile workforce and protect them from threats and injuries.
SAFETY RISKS
Mobile Workforce Challenges
When workers operate outside an office or controlled environment, it becomes increasingly difficult for organizations to manage the potential risks a worker may encounter and know when they need emergency assistance.
While proper training in safety procedures remains vital, providing mobile workers with the right tools to request and receive help in an emergency situation is critical to avoid negative outcomes.
PROTECTING MOBILE WORKERS
Our safety wearables combined with our monitoring, alerting and mass
communication platform enable companies and their workers to stay safe.
AN INTEGRATED SAFETY SOLUTION
ALERT
Manage and monitor your mobile workforce in one central location. The secure online portal allows each wearable device to be custom-tailored with specific profiles for each worker and provides reporting for safety audits.
LOCATE
Quickly isolate the precise location of workers with reliable, round-the-clock location monitoring via GPS and WI-FI
COMMUNICATE
2-WAY VOICE
At the touch, of a single button on the worker’s wearable device, both SOS and non-emergency calls can be initiated.
MASS COMMUNICATION
Need to get the word out fast to all or a subset of workers? Send notifications to mobile workers immediately or on a scheduled or recurring timeframe.
RESPOND
At the touch of a simple button, a worker can quickly trigger a 2-way emergency call to our Safety Monitoring Center, trained to dispatch help nationwide 24x7.
ALWAYS A HUMAN VOICE
The AlertGPS Safety Monitoring Center answers SOS calls, sees the worker's profile & location data, and can dispatch emergency help in seconds. Management staff simultaneously receives safety alert notifications via text &/or email and can access real time & historical information via the AlertGPS Portal.
Industry News and Updates
NAHC Report: Workplace Violence and Reducing Turnover of Home Health Employees
NAHC Report September 27, 2018 Workplace Violence and Reducing Turnover of Home Health Employees A special to NAHC Report by Louis C. Kirby, MD One of the two most significant limitations on growth in the home health and hospice sector is labor shortages – recruiting...
IoT Technology is Helping Keep Mobile Workers Safe
On Saturday was World Day for Safety and Health at Work. But “at work” doesn’t just mean workers in brick and mortar buildings. More and more workers are mobile. By 2020, the mobile worker population in the U.S. is projected to hit 105.4 million, representing 72.3% of...
Working Alone
A worker is considered “working alone”, when they are the only worker present at a worksite, cannot be seen or heard by another worker, and/or where assistance is not readily available in the event of an injury, threat or illness. Keep in mind, even when multiple...