Alarm for Employees – Protection for Lone Workers, When Seconds Count
Give your employees a physical safety button with GPS that summons help with a single press – whether they work at night, alone at machines, or out at customer sites. The solution also documents your obligations under workplace safety law.
Why a dedicated employee alarm?
Lone working requires action
Danish workplace safety law § 15 and guidance D.2.25 require the employer to ensure the employee can summon help in case of accident, illness or threat – also when working alone.
A phone is not enough
The phone is often in a pocket, in another building, or out of reach exactly when something happens. A dedicated safety button is always within reach.
Documented compliance
All alarms, calls and location data are logged, so you can document your emergency-call solution to the workplace authority and internal audit.
How the personal alarm works in practice
- Physical safety button: Worn as a lanyard, wristband, keyring or with a metal clip on workwear. A single long press triggers the alarm.
- GPS: Precise location is shared automatically with colleagues or the monitoring centre – both inside large buildings and out in the field.
- Silent Mode Override: The alarm breaks through the recipient's silent settings – even on night shift.
- Discreet activation: No sound or visible signal on the device – important in threatening situations with third parties.
- Central admin dashboard: Add or remove employees, manage recipient lists and export logs – all in one place.
Who uses Linucare as an employee alarm?
Companies like Grundfos use Linucare to protect employees in production and service. It's not about what the company makes – it's about whether employees sometimes work alone or in conditions where help must be fast.
Production and industry
Evening and night shifts, machine halls and areas where the employee may be several minutes from the nearest colleague.
Food and feed production
Mixing halls, cold storage and silo areas, where lone work and heavy environments demand a fast emergency-call path.
Field service and technicians
Technicians driving out alone, often to unfamiliar addresses, evenings and weekends.
Warehouse, logistics and security
Night rounds, large warehouses and roles where threats from third parties are a real risk.
Read how Grundfos uses Linucare
In our background article we cover what Danish workplace safety law requires of employers with lone workers – and how Safety Representative C. Ramesh Kannan from Grundfos experiences Linucare in practice.
Read the articleReady to give your employees a real safety alarm?
Book a no-obligation 20-minute meeting. We go through your specific situation, demonstrate the safety button in practice, and give you a quote tailored to your headcount.