Clearway’s people safety technology is designed for environments where personal risk is an operational reality: construction sites, healthcare facilities, industrial premises and locations where staff work alone or in hazardous conditions. The systems are specified to meet the demands of those environments, not adapted from general-purpose alternatives.
Compliance built in Many people safety requirements are not optional. Disabled refuge systems, emergency alarm provision and room integrity testing are governed by legislation and building regulations. Clearway’s systems are specified and installed to meet compliance requirements, with documentation and reporting to support audit and inspection.
Protection for lone and remote workers Staff who work without direct supervision carry a different level of risk. Clearway’s lone worker devices and wearable safety devices provide continuous monitoring and direct access to help, ensuring lone workers are never without a means of raising an alert.
Evidence and accountability Body worn cameras and hard hat cameras provide a clear record of incidents, near misses and site conditions. This supports both duty of care obligations and any subsequent investigation or insurance claim.
Integrated with wider security People safety systems work alongside Clearway’s broader security and monitoring infrastructure. A single provider across CCTV, alarm monitoring and personal safety means faster response coordination and a consistent chain of communication when an incident occurs.
