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    LoneAlert

    Lone worker safety monitoring and SOS devices

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    From £20/device/month 1-50 · 201-1000 · 51-200 Healthcare +5
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    At a Glance

    Best for

    Healthcare · 1-50

    Standout

    Simple and reliable

    Watch out for

    Primarily UK/Europe focused

    Pricing $

    £20/device/month

    Overview

    LoneAlert provides lone worker protection solutions combining personal safety devices with 24/7 monitoring services to protect employees who work alone or in remote locations.

    Verified Listing

    Reviewed by The QHSE Standard · Jul 2026

    Fits 1-50 · 201-1000 · 51-200

    Company size coverage

    6+ Industries

    LoneAlert use-cases mapped

    In-Depth Analysis

    LoneAlert offers a focused, cost-effective lone worker protection solution popular across the UK and Europe. The platform provides multiple device options — from smartphone apps to dedicated SOS devices and ID badge-style personal alarms — catering to different work environments and risk levels. LoneAlert's Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) operates 24/7/365 with BS 5979-certified operators who manage alerts and coordinate emergency response. The system supports timed check-ins (man-down if no response), panic button activation, GPS location tracking, and fall detection. LoneAlert's simplicity is its strength — workers activate monitoring with a single button press, and the system handles everything from alert escalation to emergency services contact. The platform's management portal provides supervisors with real-time worker status, location history, and alert logs. LoneAlert serves sectors including healthcare (home visits), utilities (field engineers), social housing (property inspectors), local government, and lone retail workers.

    Key Features

    Personal safety devices
    Smartphone app
    24/7 ARC monitoring
    GPS tracking
    Fall detection
    Timed check-ins
    Panic button
    Management portal

    Pros & Cons

    Simple and reliable
    24/7 professional monitoring
    Multiple device options
    Cost-effective
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    Primarily UK/Europe focused
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    Basic analytics
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    Limited EHS integration
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    No gas detection

    Pricing

    Starting at

    £20/device/month

    Model: Subscription + Hardware

    Tier $

    Monthly per-device pricing including ARC monitoring

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What industries is LoneAlert designed for?
    LoneAlert serves a wide range of sectors including healthcare, utilities, local government, social housing, retail, and property management. It is scalable for various company sizes, ranging from small teams of one to large organizations with up to 1,000 employees.
    Does LoneAlert support industry safety certifications and ISO compliance?
    Yes, the solution is fully compliant with BS 8484 and BS 5979 standards for lone worker safety and monitoring. Additionally, the company maintains ISO 27001 certification to ensure high standards of information security management.
    What kind of hardware and software options are available?
    LoneAlert offers a variety of solutions including dedicated personal safety devices with panic buttons and a smartphone app for mobile workers. All options include features like GPS tracking, fall detection, and timed check-ins to ensure worker safety.
    How is the lone worker monitoring handled?
    The platform provides 24/7 monitoring through an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to respond to emergencies at any time. Managers can also oversee their team's safety status and device usage through a centralized management portal.
    What is the pricing structure for LoneAlert?
    Pricing for the service starts from £20 per device per month. This cost typically covers both the hardware and the ongoing subscription required for monitoring and portal access.

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    Why The QHSE Standard picked it

    • Simple and reliable
    • 24/7 professional monitoring
    • Multiple device options
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    Pricing

    Model: Subscription + Hardware

    Starting at: £20/device/month

    Monthly per-device pricing including ARC monitoring

    Supported Processes

    Lone Worker ProtectionSOS Devices24/7 MonitoringGPS Tracking

    Industries

    HealthcareUtilitiesLocal GovernmentSocial Housing+2 more

    Company Size

    1-50, 201-1000, 51-200 employees

    Certifications

    BS 8484BS 5979ISO 27001

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