ISS and field service management software company Totalmobile are launching a groundbreaking safety initiative to safeguard lone and isolated workers across the United Kingdom.
The initiative positions ISS as the first company to implement a comprehensive nationwide safety solution.
For ISS, employee safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a core value.
By incorporating Totalmobile's Lone Worker Protect technology, ISS has set a new standard for safety in its operations.
This rollout will see 6,000 Protect apps and 1,000 SOS fobs deployed, giving lone workers the controls they need to ensure they are safe when they have to work in isolated situations with confidence.
“We’re absolutely committed to the safety of our frontline workers,” says Nicholas Bray, Head of HSEQ at ISS UK & Ireland. “Partnering with Totalmobile to implement their Protect solution is a significant step forward for ISS.
We’re absolutely committed to the safety of our frontline workers...
As part of our SafeChoice program, it’s about making sure that we always look out for each other and all of our people have the tools and agency to always make the safe choice.”
David Webb, Managing Director of Property & FM at Totalmobile, echoes the sentiment when he adds: “This partnership with ISS represents a significant milestone.
By adopting our Protect solution, ISS is leading the charge in workplace safety, and we’re proud to support them in this vital mission.”
The decision to partner with Totalmobile followed a rigorous RFP process, with Totalmobile emerging as the top choice for its comprehensive platform and user-friendly interface.
As the rollout begins this month, both ISS and Totalmobile are looking forward to the benefits this partnership will bring, not just in safety, but in setting new industry standards.
