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April 1st 2007

Cybertrak, Orbis Monitoring's lone worker protection service that uses GPS, is now available as Cybertrak II.

The new version has a lighter, more advanced Twig Discovery Pro GPS/GSM handset from Benefon that features a new satellite navigation option.

In an emergency, at the push of a button, lone workers connect straight to operators at the Orbis 24/7 response centre, who will send the help they need.

Satellite positioning technology linked to onscreen mapping with streetlevel details will show operators, as well as any authorised personnel with internet access, exactly where the lone worker is calling from to within 5m.

More articles from SitexOrbis Limited:

Prepared for new lone worker standard (1st August 2008)

In anticipation of the launch this year of a new British Standard for the protection of lone workers, BS8484, Orbis Monitoring is making a significant investment in order to be one of the first to gain certification.

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Safety in numbers (1st April 2008)

Community workers who fail to give the all clear after attending meetings alone are to be called by emergency operators to check that they are safe.

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Mobile solution (1st February 2008)

Mobile phones programmed to provide 24/7 lone worker protection have helped staff visiting tenants in their homes stop two incidents turning nasty.

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Press 5 for help (1st October 2007)

With local councils in Cornwall reporting incidences of verbal and physical abuse, Carrick District Council's Development Services Department decided to review its lone worker security. As a result, it has purchased