Reliable protection for lone workers and teams alike
Man down system: compliant, certified, and ready for deployment
MultiBel biedt een geavanceerd alleenwerken alarm via een gecertificeerde alleenwerken app, eenvoudig te gebruiken op een bestaande smartphone. Onze app vervangt de noodzaak voor extra hardware en biedt essentiële functies zoals valdetectie, bewegingsloosheidsdetectie, een (eventueel externe) noodknop, intervalcontroles, locatiebepaling en automatische escalatie naar een alarmcentrale – allemaal via de smartphone.
Wat maakt MultiBel uniek? Twee zaken springen eruit. Ten eerste is onze alleenwerken app gecertificeerd met de K21023 Mobile Security certificering (scope 2, 3 en 4), wat staat voor bewezen kwaliteit, betrouwbaarheid en persoonsbeveiliging. Ten tweede is onze alleenwerken app onderdeel van een compleet veiligheidsplatform dat breed inzetbaar is – van BHV en ontruimingen tot technische storingen en de beveiliging van alleenwerkers. Alles in één geïntegreerd systeem, waarbij u zelf bepaalt welke modules nodig zijn voor uw ideale veiligheidsoplossing.
Onze klanten variëren van gemeenten en industriële bedrijven tot thuiswerkers, kantoren en bijna de helft van de Nederlandse ziekenhuizen.
Three pillars – one platform
The power of the MultiBel man down alarm
Man down alarm with five-fold certainty
To ensure safety, MultiBel can send alarms via various channels. The way in which someone can be reached varies from person to person, but also from moment to moment. The more channels you use to send an alarm, the greater the chance of reaching that person, even if your own infrastructure is damaged as a result of the disaster.
App
Telephone
SMS
Desktop
MultiBel reaches people via the Man Down App, if there is no response, the person is called on a maximum of 10 telephone numbers per person, we send an email, SMS and can also alert desktops if necessary. Until the person confirms that he can respond to a colleague’s call for help.
More than a Man Down App
Man down alarm – what are the obligations?
With regard to lone workers, there are specific regulations for certain professions such as divers. In addition, young people under the age of 18 are not allowed to work without supervision. For most professions, the employer must identify all situations in which employees work alone. These situations are described in the risk inventory and evaluation. This describes who works alone, where and when. In addition, the employer must describe what measures are required to combat possible risks.
Every employer is responsible for the safety of personnel working alone. Employers must arrange the following matters:
- See whether working alone can be avoided
- Make an inventory of all risks when carrying out the work
- Take additional control measures
- Establish procedures for working alone
- Provide information to employees about working alone
- Supervise, depending on the risks
Our man down app recognizes a fall or when users stop moving. In addition, employees have the option to start an alarm via the app via an emergency button. Through attendance registration, the man down system knows which employees are present. In addition, the persons present are informed of the location of the incident. This way time can be saved.
Would you rather call a Alarm Receiving Centre? Or escalate if no one responds? In the system you can set who will be called per scenario.
How does our man down system work
With our Kiwa certified man down system, an automatic alarm is generated when the smartphone detects a fall or bump, someone does not move or someone presses an emergency button themselves. The parameters of the man down app can be set in advance. This way you can determine for yourself at which values the man down system will trigger an alarm. When the values entered for, for example, the fall alarm are exceeded, the pre-alarm starts. The duration of this alarm is also adjustable. This gives people the option to stop an alarm, for example in the event of a false alarm. If the pre-alarm is not stopped, an alarm will automatically be sent to colleagues or the PAC.
The advantage of a man down system is that an alarm is triggered when users are unable to start something themselves due to, for example, unconsciousness. The man down system is therefore often used at locations with high risks of slipping or falling or for employees with medical conditions, employees who are often in contact with violence or other dangerous environments.
Curious how MultiBel can solve your man down issue?
