For many hospitals and commissioning groups, interaction between medical staff and other departments can be complicated by difficulties of several types. These types of communication in healthcare are technical, human and organisational in nature. On the technical side, many hospitals are typically ...
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Lone Workers,
Health and Safety,
Hospitals,
Safety Management,
Critical Alarm Management
Any manufacturing enterprise has multiple different components feeding into its day to day production operations. This includes deliveries of materials and their storage in a warehouse, processing them in a factory and then shipping them to the customer. Ultimately, whilst all of these functions ...
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Lone Workers,
Manufacturing Industry,
Safety Management,
Critical Alarm Management
Many industrial facilities are dangerous to lone workers, but petrochemical sites are some of the most hazardous. Although overall injuries and deaths have fallen over the past few decades (due in large part to comprehensive safety legislation), there is still an ever-present risk of a serious ...
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Lone Workers,
Petrochemical,
Safety Management,
Lone Working Brochures,
Critical Alarm Management
Manufacturing businesses can be hazardous working environments if dangers are not properly managed, posing a threat to both the safety of the employees and the profitability of the company. This is especially true of places like distilleries, where all activity carries with it a measure of ...
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Lone Workers,
Distilleries
Historically, the transport industry has primarily used analogue radio as a preferred method of communication across drivers and fleet managers. As technology has advanced over the years, these systems have become outdated and overtaken by digital solutions that provide a more reliable means of ...
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Lone Workers,
Health and Safety
For any organisation, an incident causing a loss of ability to properly deliver service to an end user can be disastrous. This is especially the case in the IT sector, where downtime can cause major losses and effect multiple aspects of an end user’s operations, resulting in financial losses to the ...
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Lone Workers,
Critical Alarm Management
Workplace incidents and emergencies will vary significantly from business to business, yet the process of managing each incident will often follow a similar procedure. No matter whether an incident occurs within a factory or office environment, the basic process will often involve reporting it to a ...
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Lone Workers,
Health and Safety,
Critical Alarm Management
