Ember is in the business of serving their community, and make it their mission to support people to live the lives they choose and challenge the systems that hold them back. With wings like those, it’s no wonder that they have teamed up with Guardian Angel Security as their provider to keep their lone workers safe.
When animal Control Officer, Lisa Martel was confronted by owners over a wanted dog, she used her Duress Device to call her Guardian Angel.
In March 2017 the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council tragically lost one of their staff in a vehicle incident. Like all accidents, it was unexpected and the outcome was most severe. The loss of a life, a dad to two wee girls, a husband, friend and son.
Tonkin + Taylor were already using the inReach device. They have staff who are often out of cell cover, and at times, overnight.
Guardian Angel implemented its SatAngel solution for WorkSafe NZ, a comprehensive, fully managed satellite solution. GAS order and configure every device with each location’s specific requirements, setting them up on the management platform, with agreed upon risk profiles for the various business units.
Terrified Animal Control Officer,
Jon Smith saved by his
Guardian Angel.
Guardian Angel Security (GAS) responded to the unique requirements of NEC with a national, customised, end to end EGIS cellular solution.
Guardian Angel Security (GAS) was awarded The Waikato Regional Council (WRC) contract following a tender process. The satellite and cell-based solution was implemented across 120 staff in July 2017. The project has earned the Project Team a letter of commendation from the CEO and was nominated for an internal award.
Taranaki Regional Council had a solution they’d outgrown. They got in touch with us and together, we formulated a plan to optimise the way they use their inReach devices to take advantage of their full potential.
We protect a number of libraries around NZ. They have a shared panic pendant that the staff know they need to clip to their waist before they go and investigate any disturbance away from the main desk where the pendant is kept.