Protecting Staff Who Work Alone Isn't Optional

Real-time GPS tracking, SOS alerts and 24/7 visibility for staff working alone. Fully integrated with your fleet tracking and camera systems.



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Lone Worker Protection for Safer Fleets


Across construction, utilities, transport and field service sectors, lone workers face increased risk. Slips, falls, medical incidents and hostile environments can escalate quickly when no one is nearby.


UK health & safety regulations require employers to assess and manage lone worker risk. Yet many businesses rely on manual check-ins or outdated phone apps.



That’s where connected protection changes everything.

Smart Lone Worker Device with GPS & SOS

• GPS tracking with real-time location updates
• One-touch SOS panic button
• Two-way audio communication
• Man-down and no-movement detection
• 4G connectivity
• Long battery life
• Fully integrated with AGL fleet tracking platform


Unlike basic panic alarms, our lone worker device integrates directly with your fleet management software, vehicle tracking systems and AI dash cameras — giving operations managers a single safety control centre.

Connected to Your Fleet. Not Separate From It.

Vehicle Tracking

AI Dashcam Footage

Asset Tracking

Driver Behaviour

So if a driver exits a vehicle to inspect roadside damage — you still have visibility.

Who Uses Lone Worker Protection?

Construction & Civils

Lone worker protection for construction sites UK

Utilities & Rail

GPS panic alarm for utility engineers

Transport & Logistics

Enhance driver safety & compliance for transport operators

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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about lone worker protection, GPS safety devices and how lone worker monitoring integrates with vehicle tracking and fleet safety systems.

A lone worker device is a personal safety device designed for staff who work alone or in higher-risk environments. It can provide GPS location tracking, SOS alerts, man-down detection and emergency communication, helping businesses respond quickly if a worker needs assistance.
Yes. Businesses have a duty to assess risks for employees who work alone and to take reasonable steps to protect them. Lone worker protection devices help improve response times, increase visibility and support safer working practices across transport, construction, utilities, engineering and field service operations.
GPS lone worker tracking uses satellite positioning and mobile connectivity to show the worker’s live or last known location. If an alert is triggered, managers can quickly see where the employee is and respond faster, improving worker safety and operational visibility.
Yes. Lone worker devices can be integrated into a wider fleet management platform alongside vehicle tracking, AI dashcams, asset tracking and driver behaviour monitoring. This allows businesses to manage vehicles, drivers and lone workers from one connected dashboard.
When the SOS button is activated, an alert is sent to the monitoring platform or designated response team. Depending on the setup, this may include the worker’s live location, time of alert and additional event data so the business can take immediate action.
Lone worker monitoring devices are widely used across construction, utilities, transport, logistics, plant hire, engineering, security and field service sectors. They are especially valuable for staff who operate alone, work roadside, visit remote sites or carry out inspections away from colleagues.