Fall Detection for Lone Workers -- Occupational Health & Safety

Fall Detection for Lone Workers

Grace WorkForce® worker-worn safety pendants with fall detection offer a better way to satisfy the OSHA standard. As well as, protects the worker who is unable to self-rescue by providing a means of transmitting an immediate notification to others of the worker in distress thus dispatching a prompt rescue.

WorkForce® pendants transmit fall detection and manual panic alarms to other on-site pendants and fixed monitors without relying on the cellular service, and without a monthly subscription fee. For off-site remote monitoring, Grace Cloud Connect- is a subscription based add-on using Grace cellular, satellite, and IP connected Gateways with text, text-to-voice, email APP and web portal notifications.

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