Lone Worker

Additional Safety For Lone Workers

The Budenheim company takes its name from the Rhine-based region of its founding, but today operates as a truly international chemical specialist. The company headquarters remain in the region (Close to neighbouring Mainz, Germany), but are now part of a number of additional production sites based around the world. Inevitably, some of the activities carried out by Budenheim personnel, require an element of lone working – often defined as working outside of eyesight or earshot from another colleague. Typically, this will involve maintenance or check procedures around product control, testing, and safety. Even employees not working in a high-risk environment, can face heightened risk in an emergency, due to working alone.

Lone Worker: Alone at Risk

Reducing Unnecessary Alarms by Embracing Lone Worker Technology

The increase in organisations using accredited lone worker devices is reducing unnecessary call outs to alarms by police forces, impacting significantly on costs to the taxpayer an...

It’s Expensive to be a Lone Worker

Is a lone worker solution a cost to an organisation, or an investment in staff safety? Most will perhaps see it as a bit of both, largely depending on the activities and responsibi...