How Do You Know If You Need More? A guide for the security manager requiring a panic button or lone worker protection

Workplace Safety and Remote Working Conditions Have Shifted After 2020

The emergence of the remote worker became a familiar term during many stay-at-home orders across the globe in 2020. In the United States, facilities and properties were met with continuing the management of day-to-day activities despite other workers leaving offices or other facility headquarters.

In this guide, learn who constitutes a solitary or lone worker and if your operations can benefit from using comprehensive Lone Worker Protection ahead of current Washington state legislation for remote workers.

In This Guide

• Who constitutes a solitary or lone worker
• Current and attention worthy legislation for solitary workers
• Lone worker protections and Overall Holistic Security
• Panic Button vs Lone Worker Protection
• Pro/Con List