Safety & Security Blog

Safety & Security Blog

The latest in employee safety, duress alarms, and lone worker security.

Craig Badrick

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Duress

5 Reasons Your Lab Needs a Duress Alarm System

A duress alarm system can work in a number of ways. The simplest setup is when the alarm is programmed to sound an alert when a worker pushes the button for assistance. However, in a lab setting, the worker can sometimes become incapacitated and unable to sound the alert. So, laboratories can also choose alarms that have a 'man down' feature, which sets off the alarm if the body of a lab worker becomes prostrate.

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Lone Worker

Understanding Lone Worker Policies & Standards for 2016

As new policies and standards for lone workers begin to emerge it's important to get an idea of what rules you should be following before the new year. Some guidelines from the OSHA make it difficult to know the difference between what you should be doing and what you need to be doing.

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Understanding Lone Worker Policies & Standards for 2016

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Duress

The Top 4 Scenarios Where Duress Alarms Could Save Lives

Facilities and campuses all over the world are looking for better ways to keep the people who work, learn, shop, and play on their grounds safe in this era of craziness. It seems as if the only thing that bumps one horrifying act from the news is when the next one happens. Often, that is a matter of days or hours, not the weeks and months and years that we used to go without hearing news of active shooters and other terrifying situations.

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Duress

Keep Your Detention Center Employees Safe With Duress Alarms

For every 100,000 U.S. residents, 724 are in prison. This is the highest rate of incarceration in the entire world. While keeping these dangerous criminals off of the streets is essential for our national security, it is left to fewer than 500,000 people to see that more than two million prison and jail inmates are kept safe from each other and away from society.

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Duress

Pushing for Increased Security on College Campuses

A decade ago, an active shooter on a school campus would have dominated the news for weeks on end. Most people in the nation would have known the story and likely been able to name details of the event. Today, it seems like the news of one school shooting merely blends into the other.

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Duress

5 Tips for Successfully Implementing a Duress Alarm System in Your Schools

Umpqua Community College, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Marysville-Pilchuck High School, Seattle Pacific University, Sparks Middle School. Most of us would never have heard of these small schools unless they had made headline news.

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