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Real-time monitoring, automated alerts, and advanced safety controls help protect engineers wherever they work.
by Joblogic MarketplaceLone worker software built into Joblogic helps field service businesses monitor engineers working alone, respond quickly to emergencies, and demonstrate a clear duty of care. For engineers working remotely, in higher-risk environments, or without direct supervision, the Lone Worker app helps keep them visible and protected throughout the day.
The app works across both back office and mobile, giving managers central control over monitoring rules, alert contacts, and safety thresholds, while engineers manage their own sessions directly in the Joblogic app. That means no reliance on manual check-in calls or informal safety processes. If something needs attention, the back-office team is alerted immediately.
Lone Worker is available in two tiers, Basic and Advanced, so you can match the level of protection to your team and the environments they work in.
Lone Worker is designed for businesses that need a more structured way to protect lone-working engineers. It helps teams manage risk more clearly when engineers are working remotely, operating without direct supervision, or entering higher-risk environments, while giving the business a clearer way to demonstrate duty of care.
It helps teams who:
Real-time session tracking and GPS monitoring give your team a live view of every engineer working alone, without relying on manual updates.
Automated alerts notify your back-office team the moment something goes wrong, so they can act quickly instead of waiting for an engineer to get in touch.
Structured monitoring workflows and a full alert history give you the documentation you need to show clients, insurers, and regulators that lone worker safety is taken seriously.
Automated check-ins, session tracking, and instant alerts replace the manual calls and informal processes that leave gaps in your safety coverage.
Engineers start a timed session from the mobile app, with GPS tracking running in the background. If a session expires without a check-in, the back-office team is alerted automatically.
Scheduled check-ins remove the need for manual calls. If an engineer misses one, an alert is triggered immediately.
Low battery alerts flag when an engineer’s device is at risk of losing power, so visibility is never lost at a critical moment.
Engineers can raise an emergency alert instantly from the mobile app using the panic button, notifying the right back-office contacts straight away.
If an engineer stops moving or fails to respond, a man-down alert is triggered automatically. Designed for situations where they may be unable to raise the alarm themselves.
Audible alerts prompt engineers to check in or end their session. If they do not respond, an alert is raised. This helps reduce false alarms and keep sessions accurate.
The duress PIN and discreet panic features let engineers raise an alert silently, notifying the back office without drawing attention on site.
Lone worker software built into Joblogic helps field service businesses monitor engineers working alone, respond quickly to emergencies, and demonstrate a clear duty of care. For engineers working remotely, in higher-risk environments, or without direct supervision, the Lone Worker app helps keep them visible and protected throughout the day.
The app works across both back office and mobile, giving managers central control over monitoring rules, alert contacts, and safety thresholds, while engineers manage their own sessions directly in the Joblogic app. That means no reliance on manual check-in calls or informal safety processes. If something needs attention, the back-office team is alerted immediately.
Lone Worker is available in two tiers, Basic and Advanced, so you can match the level of protection to your team and the environments they work in.
Lone Worker is designed for businesses that need a more structured way to protect lone-working engineers. It helps teams manage risk more clearly when engineers are working remotely, operating without direct supervision, or entering higher-risk environments, while giving the business a clearer way to demonstrate duty of care.
It helps teams who:
Real-time session tracking and GPS monitoring give your team a live view of every engineer working alone, without relying on manual updates.
Automated alerts notify your back-office team the moment something goes wrong, so they can act quickly instead of waiting for an engineer to get in touch.
Structured monitoring workflows and a full alert history give you the documentation you need to show clients, insurers, and regulators that lone worker safety is taken seriously.
Automated check-ins, session tracking, and instant alerts replace the manual calls and informal processes that leave gaps in your safety coverage.
Engineers start a timed session from the mobile app, with GPS tracking running in the background. If a session expires without a check-in, the back-office team is alerted automatically.
Scheduled check-ins remove the need for manual calls. If an engineer misses one, an alert is triggered immediately.
Low battery alerts flag when an engineer’s device is at risk of losing power, so visibility is never lost at a critical moment.
Engineers can raise an emergency alert instantly from the mobile app using the panic button, notifying the right back-office contacts straight away.
If an engineer stops moving or fails to respond, a man-down alert is triggered automatically. Designed for situations where they may be unable to raise the alarm themselves.
Audible alerts prompt engineers to check in or end their session. If they do not respond, an alert is raised. This helps reduce false alarms and keep sessions accurate.
The duress PIN and discreet panic features let engineers raise an alert silently, notifying the back office without drawing attention on site.