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1st August 2024
Ensuring the safety of lone workers is crucial for both their physical health and mental well-being. Equipping them with reliable, user-friendly two-way radios or BBPTT devices provides immediate access to assistance during emergencies, significantly reducing risks and enhancing their sense of security.
31st July 2024
Intrinsically safe two-way radios aren’t needed in all environments. But in certain environments, intrinsically safe equipment is essential. Apart from two-way radios, intrinsically safe equipment includes specialised mobile phones, flashlights and headlamps, cameras, tablets and computers, handheld gas detectors and more. In this article, we’ll focus on intrinsically safe two-way radios, but the general characteristics that contribute to intrinsic safety apply across all types of equipment.
31st July 2024
When choosing body cameras or two way radios, the environment in which they will work is an important factor. Some devices must be able to handle all the rough and tumble of outdoor environments, while others won’t ever have to be deployed in challenging conditions. This brings us to IP ratings and what they mean in this context.
22nd July 2024
For the average worker, the right to be protected against verbal or physical violence at work is a basic expectation. For nurses, doctors, and even receptionists working in healthcare, however, facing abuse and danger at work is increasingly the rule rather than the exception. The conclusion that healthcare staff have become increasingly unsafe in the workplace is an unavoidable one, and many healthcare providers, both in the UK and around the world, are hoping that body worn cameras can help.
5th July 2024
There are several contexts in which the term “duty of care” may be used. For example, road users must exercise their duty of care to ensure that their actions don’t harm others. However, in this article, we’ll consider employers' duty of care. What it means in practice depends on the nature of the work your business and its employees do, but no business is exempt from taking it into account.
24th June 2024
In this article, we’ll look at the circumstances in which security guards may record footage using body worn cameras and how their employers can ensure compliance with regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the UK.
17th June 2024
Ever wondered if you could connect DMR and BBPTT systems together? In this article we review the role of a gateway and how it create a more a more cohesive and responsive organisation.
8th June 2024
In today’s business landscape, prioritising sustainable decisions is not just a consideration, but a necessity. Here are five reasons why two-way radios and BBPTT devices are a sustainable choice.
30th May 2024
In today’s fast-paced aviation industry, ensuring the health and safety of employees is paramount, visibility, insight and control are of top priority. Ruth Nixon, Aviation and Services Account Manager at Radiocoms Systems Ltd, sheds light on how communications technologies are revolutionising health and safety practices within the aviation industry.