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Our alarm systems include panic alarms, which can be in the form of a button attached to a wall, under a desk, etc. or a wearable device. We used the wearable device when our glassblower was the only occupant of a building, awaiting his new space to be completed. Otherwise, they are used for security risks.

We also have an app for safety, security, and emergency preparedness, powered by AppArmor. We are about to launch the work alone feature. It already has a mechanism for quickly calling for help, but it is an app on a phone, not a wearable device.

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•ČŔOn 11/20/19, 10:20 AM, "ACS Division of Chemical Health and Safety on behalf of Daniel Kuespert" wrote:

I believe those are called PASS devices-personal alert safety systems-commonly used by firefighters, among others. Available from any safety supply house, I would expect. Some have remote annunciation features that would be useful in the lab environment‰??e.g., notify security if one goes off.

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> On Nov 20, 2019, at 10:11, Wright, Mike wrote:
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> Some of our locations use small devices that clip to a shirt in a vertical position, and send a signal and/or sound an alarm if they become horizontal for more than a defined time, like 10 seconds. That's an indication that someone is down. The user can also trigger them on their own, but someone overcome by high levels of CO or oxygen deficiency may not be able to do so before passing out. I don't know who makes them, but if you can't find them on the web, I can ask around.
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> How many of you work in areas where there is no one else around who
> may see you if there is an emergency? Do you have any type of
> wearable devices that you can recommend (like Life Alert)? I don't
> have staff that work in my stockroom with me at all times, for
> example.
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> Thank you,
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> Monique
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