Field operations
Lone-worker safety that runs itself | and proves it ran
Pushytap lone-worker safety combines timed check-ins, missed-check-in escalation, man-down alerts and SOS in one field operations record. Teams can configure workflows to support Alberta OHS Part 28 and WorkSafeBC obligations alongside their own safety procedures.
The problem
Manual check-in logs fail in exactly the moment they matter. When an incident is investigated, a spreadsheet of self-reported times is not evidence.
What Pushytap does
- Check-in timers run on their own to the interval your jurisdiction requires, and a missed check-in escalates without anyone having to notice it first.
- Man-down and fall detection, a duress button on every device and geofence alerts on high-risk zones all feed the same escalation chain.
- On a duress alert, dispatch can listen in on ambient audio and assess the situation before committing a response.
- Every timer, alert and response is timestamped and retained for audit (a full year on Enterprise), so the record exists before anyone asks for it.
What changes
- Compliance obligations met by default, not by discipline
- Faster, better-informed response when someone stops answering
- A defensible record when an insurer, regulator or client asks
Put Pushytap to work with your team
Explore voice, dispatch and safety with your team, or talk to sales about a larger deployment.