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     Industrial & Home Environments - Essential Points to Consider

When installing Man-Down/Lone-Worker it is essential to plan priority & efficient response for all emergency calls

The Scantronic Man-Down/Lone-Worker belt clip transmitter is a tilt switch automatic emergency transmitter

Site Testing - When installing Scantronic Wireless Systems e.g. Cool Rooms it is wise to carry out site tests with a signal strencth tester and this will confirm any adverse areas & enable safe/sure installations

Once the Receiver is installed it has a built in signal strength indicator that can be viewed on service calls

Audible System - On site first aid personal to acknowledge & insure immediate response to emergency calls

Monitoring Station - Make sure nominated monitoring stations are kept informed of changes to correct procedures for emerengcy calls

Speech Communication - Enables emergency calls to be speech prompted to cell phones including programmed text - (New) SD3 via telephone & GSM

Paging - On site or Telecom paging

GPS System Management - Hutchison Dynamic Products Ltd are able to assist in the most suitable GPS system for your particular application - Please call us

Persons responsible for emergency call buttons are 100% confident & familiar how they operate and are audited by management/staff/family on a regular basis



Co-Buddy™ Lone Worker System

The Co-Buddy™, system is designed specifically to manage and monitor the safety of staff working alone after hours.

Co-Buddy™ integrates a Scantronic Man Down pendant alarm with the GPS capable Tait Mobile Radio (TM 8200) and the services of a 24x7 commercial security monitoring centre (Security First NZ).

The system is designed to provide a buddy for staff working alone (after hours or during normal hours) by monitoring their safety throughout the duration of a job.

The unique Co-Buddy™ system tracks, records and monitors each phase of the job including:

The Scantronic man down pendant provides notification of an incident or injury (need for assistance) either by an individuals manual activation or automatically (i.e. if the worker is incapacitated) via the man down feature in alarm.

Alarm activations are responded to by the 24 hour monitoring centre, who initiates an established emergency protocol to provide immediate assistance to the lone worker.

Features & Benefits

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