Did you know you can use Sensorem’s watch as a personal alarm in unsafe situations?
Sensorem’s safety watch includes a personal alarm that can increase safety in threatening situations. The watch is discreet, GPS-connected and linked to a 24/7 alarm centre – and can be pre-programmed to alert silently.
Personal alarm for unsafe situations
For staff working in environments with a risk of threats and violence, a discreet personal alarm is an essential safety solution. Sensorem’s watch reveals nothing about its safety features from the outside – it looks like a standard wristwatch. This is important in situations where it is critical that the alarm is not visible to others. Read about lone working risks and lone working rules.
How the alert chain works
- The user holds the watch’s physical alarm button for three seconds.
- An SMS and alert notification are sent immediately to pre-set contacts.
- The watch automatically calls the contacts in order via the built-in speakerphone.
- The recipient hears the situation and can act immediately.
- If no one answers, the call is forwarded to Sensorem’s alarm centre – open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The GPS position is shared automatically in the Sensorem app. The alarm can be pre-programmed to alert silently, so bystanders do not hear it activate.
The watch works everywhere
The watch communicates via mobile networks and works throughout the EU, the UK and Norway. It is waterproof and can be worn in all environments. Read more about HSE lone working guidance and assault alarms for companies.
A personal alarm with man-down alert increases workplace safety
Sensorem’s personal alarm has an automatic man-down alert that calls alarm recipients via the watch’s built-in speakerphone with two-way communication. The alarm works outdoors and has built-in GPS positioning.
READ ABOUT HOW SENSOREM’S PERSONAL ALARM CAN HELP COMPANIES
Sources
- [1] HSE. Lone working. https://www.hse.gov.uk/lone-working/
