Working Alone
Keep Lone Workers Safe, from Check-In to Sign-Off
Scheduled check-ins, automatic escalation when one is missed, and a HELP button that reaches supervisors immediately — all from the foxlogik mobile app, so a missed check-in gets a response in minutes, not at end of shift.
Nobody Works Alone Unnoticed.
Set the interval that fits the job — every thirty minutes, hourly, or whatever the site demands — and the app prompts each worker to confirm they are OK. One tap answers it.
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A missed check-in triggers your escalation plan without anyone watching a screen: a reminder to the worker first, then the supervisor, then the safety manager or emergency contact.
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The HELP button in the worker’s channel alerts supervisors and designated emergency contacts the moment it is pressed. Once the situation is resolved, Cancel Emergency stands the response down.
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With location services enabled on the device, an emergency alert includes the worker’s location, so responders head to where the worker actually is rather than where the schedule put them.
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Create a monitoring channel in Discuss, add the workers and their supervisors, then choose the check-in frequency and escalation rules. The native app is the default; Google Chat is available as an alternative channel.
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Every start, check-in, alert and stop is posted in the channel as it happens, leaving a timestamped record for incident reviews and safety compliance.
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Simplified illustration of the foxlogik interface. Names and figures are sample data.






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