StaySafe Lone Worker Alarm

Protecting Lone Workers. Supporting Employers. Providing Peace Of Mind.

StaySafe Lone Worker Alarm

Practical Protection For Lone Workers

Not every organisation needs a complicated lone worker platform or mobile app. StaySafe Lone Worker provides a straightforward solution that helps employees quickly request assistance, share their location and remain connected while working alone. Easy to deploy and simple to use, it’s suitable for organisations of all sizes, from independent care providers and housing associations to facilities management teams and field-based staff.

SOS Emergency Alerts

If a lone worker feels threatened, unwell or requires assistance, they can quickly raise an alert using the SOS button. Alerts can be routed to nominated contacts or a 24/7 monitoring centre.

GPS Location Tracking

Real-time GPS location information can be shared when an alert is raised, helping managers, colleagues or monitoring centre operators identify where assistance is required.

Welfare & Safety Monitoring

If a lone worker feels threatened, unwell or requires assistance, they can quickly raise an alert using the SOS button. Alerts can be routed to nominated contacts or a 24/7 monitoring centre.

24/7 Monitoring & Escalation

Choose between organisation-managed alerts or a UK-based 24/7 monitoring service that can assess incidents, contact key personnel and escalate emergencies when required.

How The Lone Worker Service Works

1

Lone Worker Protected

Provide employees with a simple way to access support when required.

2

Incident Detected

SOS alerts can be raised quickly and silently when help is needed.

3

Location Shared

GPS information helps identify where assistance is required.

4

Response Activated

Managers or monitoring operators can coordinate support.

Simple Affordable Pricing

Organisation Managed Response – £28 Per User Per Month

Alerts are routed directly to nominated managers, supervisors or designated contacts within your organisation. Ideal for businesses that have their own procedures and personnel available to respond to incidents.

Includes:

  • GPS location support
  • SOS emergency alerts
  • Welfare monitoring features
  • Online device management
  • UK-wide coverage

24/7 Monitoring Centre Response – £32 Per User Per Month

Alerts are routed to a professional UK-based monitoring centre, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Trained operators can assess the situation, contact designated managers and escalate emergencies when required.

Includes:

  • GPS location support
  • SOS emergency alerts
  • Welfare monitoring features
  • 24/7 professional monitoring
  • Incident escalation procedures
  • UK-wide coverage

Ideal for

Our team spends much of the day visiting people in their own homes, often working alone across different locations. The StaySafe Lone Worker device provides reassurance that help is available if it's ever needed. It's simple to use, discreet to carry and gives both our staff and management team greater confidence when working in the community.
Jill
Community Support Team Leader

Frequently Asked Questions

A lone worker alarm is a personal safety device designed to help employees who work alone or away from colleagues. It provides a quick way to raise an alert, share location information and access support if assistance is required.
Lone worker devices are commonly used by care workers, housing officers, estate agents, healthcare professionals, security personnel, maintenance engineers, surveyors and any employee who regularly works alone or in the community.
When an SOS alert is raised, the device can share location information and notify the appropriate response contacts. Depending on the package selected, alerts can be routed to nominated managers within your organisation or to a professional 24/7 monitoring centre.
Yes. GPS location information can be provided when an alert is raised, helping responders identify where assistance may be required.
No. The StaySafe Lone Worker device contains its own mobile connectivity and does not rely on the employee carrying a separate smartphone.
Welfare monitoring features help ensure employees remain safe while working alone. Depending on the service configuration, welfare checks can help identify situations where an employee may require assistance even if they are unable to manually raise an alert.
The device includes additional safety features designed to support employees who may be unable to manually activate an SOS alert. Available features depend on the device configuration and service package selected.
Yes. Organisations can choose a 24/7 Monitoring Centre Response package, where trained operators are available around the clock to assess incidents and coordinate an appropriate response.
Yes. The service can be used by organisations of all sizes, from small independent businesses through to larger care providers, housing associations and national organisations.
Yes. The Organisation Managed Response package allows alerts to be routed directly to nominated managers, supervisors or designated contacts within your organisation.
A lone worker solution can form part of a wider lone working policy and risk management process. While no device removes an employer's legal responsibilities, it can provide an additional layer of protection and support for employees working alone.