Occupational risks are intrinsic for lone workers, especially in high-risk working environments. Security, retail, warehouse, and healthcare workers – among others – often need to operate on their own, depending on the nature of their industries. Working alone can further increase occupational risks already present, making it crucial for employers to monitor their employees in real-time, and give them a means of instant communication, should they require help.

Employee and customer safety is a priority for any organisation. A 2017 study revealed that installing security cameras in the workplace reduces security concerns among staff by approximately 50%. Avigilon CCTV cameras are discrete devices that offer multi-faceted views of busy environments, providing better safety and security for employees, customers, and visitors.

Increase workplace security and safety with Motorola Solutions’ powerful body-worn cameras that integrate with Avigilon Control Center (ACC) software. Both the VT100 and VB400 body-worn cameras are designed to deter aggression towards staff and provide real-time footage of incidents as they unfold, but which body-worn camera is the right fit for you?

Security guards are exposed to danger and intimidation on a daily basis, and two-way radios can help keep them safe - or help them to do their job keeping your business, staff, and customers safe. These devices connect users to controllers, first-responders, or colleagues, so they can facilitate coordinated responses to various incidents.

When the body worn camera was first introduced to the security industry, it was greeted with scepticism. These days though, this equipment is issued to security guards as standard, and multi-national security firms invest heavily to provide it to their staff.