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Personal safety

When someone works alone,
someone is still watching out.

Scheduled check-ins, an alert when one is missed, and a location to send help to instead of a guess.

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Lone Worker personal safety device
Check-ins
On a schedule you both agree
Alerts
Raised the moment one is missed
Location
Provided when it matters
One account
Alongside everything else you track
Who it is for

Out of sight is the risk.

Basements and crawlspaces, remote sites, after-hours calls. Plenty of ordinary jobs put one person somewhere nobody would notice a problem for hours.

  • Check-ins on a schedule that suits the work
  • A missed check-in raises an alert, so someone follows up
  • Location when it matters, rather than continuous monitoring
Hard hats racked in a site store
Not surveillance

A safety device, and the crew can tell.

This is not a tracker pointed at your staff. It is driven by the check-in schedule, and it exists so that if something goes wrong, somebody knows.

  • Driven by check-ins rather than constant location
  • Appears in your dashboard beside vehicles and assets
  • Month-to-month, like everything else
CHECK-IN SCHEDULE · EVERY 2 HOURS08:00CHECKED IN10:00CHECKED IN12:00MISSED14:0012:05 · Supervisor notifiedSomeone knowsLOCATION SHARED ON AN ALERT, NOT ALL DAY
In practice

Someone notices when a check-in does not come.

What it looks like on a shift where somebody is working alone.

A missed check-in reaches a person

Check-ins run on a schedule the worker and the supervisor agree on, and a missed one raises an alert.

You can send help to an address

Location is provided when it matters, rather than tracked all day.

It is on the screen you already use

The worker appears in your dashboard next to your vehicles and assets.

Tech specs

Lone Worker, in full.

Safety
Check-ins
On a schedule the worker and supervisor agree
Missed check-in
Raises an alert so someone follows up
Location
Provided when it matters, rather than continuously
Reporting
Appears in your dashboard alongside vehicles and assets

All specifications are typical and subject to change without notice.

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Solution sheet

One page, no form. Forward it to whoever signs off on the fleet budget.

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Common questions

Asked about Lone Worker.

Who is Lone Worker for?
Anyone working out of sight for long stretches: basements and crawlspaces, remote sites, and after-hours calls.
How does it work day to day?
The worker checks in on a schedule. If a check-in is missed, an alert is raised so someone knows to follow up.
Does it track people all the time?
It is a safety device, not a monitoring tool. It provides location when it matters, and the check-in schedule is what drives it.
Does it report into the same dashboard?
Yes. Check-ins and alerts appear in your dashboard alongside vehicles and assets, in the same account.
Is there a contract?
No. Every AirIQ subscription is month-to-month, with no auto-renewal and no early-termination fee. Cancel by calling 1-888-606-6444.

Give your solo workers a lifeline.

We'll walk through check-ins, alerts, and the response view on a live demo, then you decide. No contract either way.

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