Lone Worker Safety
Procedures and technology protecting employees who work alone, often at remote or overnight posts.
Lone worker safety programs monitor officer wellbeing during unaccompanied shifts — check-ins, panic buttons, man-down detection, and escalation trees. OSHA and provincial regulators increasingly treat lone worker safety as a specific compliance area.
How SNTNL uses it
SNTNL supports scheduled check-ins from the mobile app, one-tap SOS with location broadcast, and configurable escalation if a check-in is missed.