Risky location warnings
October 1st 2011 At the recent Emergency Scotland
2011 exhibition, lone worker service
provider, Argyll, announced the
release of PRiSM a
Proactive Risk and Safety
Management service.
PRiSM is a free of charge
service to Argyll's clients
and stakeholders. It enables
organisations with lone workers to
identify and log the location of
specific risks, such as violence and
aggression, and then ensure worker
safety by providing early intervention
using powerful search tools or by
issuing proactive alerts to lone
workers as they approach the risk.
This innovative solution is thought
to be the first proactive service of its
kind operated within the lone worker
industry. The service has been developed
by Argyll in consultation with
Nick Arnold, the current Chairperson
of the National
Ambulance Security
Group and LSMS based
at East Midlands
Ambulance Service who
initially came to Argyll seeking a
solution to enable an intelligent
proactive link between workers and
known locations of risk. This brought
about PRiSM, which complies with
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