Visit TTI at booth 2445 at the Safety 2010 Exposition in Baltimore, MD June 13-15 at the Baltimore Convention Center.  Stop by for product demonstrations, system design, questions and give aways.

Do you work in an industry or facility where workers may be left alone?  How do you keep them protected from intruders and other, harmful entities?  Lone worker systems provide workers the opportunity to call for help when needed. It is unwise to assume your workers will be safe; emergencies can arise within any setting and at any time.

Man down alarm systems are manufactured in different varieties.  A duress alarm supplier can assemble a system throughout your facility, while other panic button security systems are to be utilized by single individuals.  Lone worker alarms are stand-alone products – there is no need for a third-party presence to ring the alarm.

Some man-down alarm systems work as transmitters so lone workers can communicate with a central base while performing their duties.  It is important for workers to feel safe in order to address their job duties efficiently.  The duress system helps keep lone workers safe while facilitating the communication of all workers in your facility.

Many wireless panic alarms are engineered for work use, yet many individuals can benefit from a panic button security device also.  For instance, residents present in assisted living settings can have peace of mind knowing that they can immediately alert staff of a health problem by using their personal safety alarm.