Lone Worker Program
Are You A Lone Worker?
Many Occupations Qualify As Lone Workers And All Deserve To Feel Safe
If you work alone, or work alone while dealing with the public, you may be considered a lone worker. If you are a lone worker, or are an employer of lone workers, contact us today to learn more about how Life Assure's Lone Worker Program can help provide safety when working alone.
Lone Workers Can Include:
- Repair Staff And Construction Workers
- Care And Community Workers
- Real Estate Agents
- Postal Workers
- Forestry Workers
- Transport Truck Drivers
- HVAC Workers And Plumbers
- Delivery And Rideshare Drivers
- Taxi Drivers And Public Transit Workers
Life Assure understands that alert devices can be helpful to more than just seniors and those concerned about health conditions. Our medical alert devices are perfect for those who often work alone, providing a way to get help in the event of any unexpected emergency.
Get the protection you need. Join the Life Assure Lone Worker Program today.
Certifications
Life Assure Has Years Of Experience In Providing Security And Peace Of Mind To Seniors With Medical Alert Devices
The Better Business Bureau has determined that Life Assure meets BBB accreditation standards with an A+ rating, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. As a BBB accredited business Life Assure is monitored and evaluated to maintain all standards as recommended by the BBB. This certification is as important to Life Assure as it is for our customers for ensuring trust with our product and customer service.
Established in 1977, the Canadian Security Association (CANASA) is a national not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the security industry and supporting security professionals in Canada. CANASA protects and promotes the interests of its members and the safety of all Canadians through education, advocacy, and leadership. Life Assure is proud to have a long time association with Canasa through many years of providing medical and security alarms.
The Central Station Alarm Association International (CSAA) is an internationally-recognized non-profit trade association that represents professional monitoring companies that are listed by a CSAA-approved Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory, such as FM Approvals, Intertek/ETL or UL. CSAA is legally entitled to represent its members before Congress and regulatory agencies on the local, state and federal levels, and other authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs) over the industry.
We are often told that ULC certificated alarm systems have a better record than non-certificated systems when it comes to critical issues such as response times and false alarms. This is likely owing to the fact that each element of the entire system functions as defined by ULC Standards national equipment, installation and monitoring standards, and where applicable, guard response standards, so the resulting service meets defined performance criteria.
BBB has determined that Life Assure meets BBB accreditation standards, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. As a BBB Accredited Businesses Life Assure is monitored and evaluated to maintain all standards as recommended by the BBB.
Established in 1977, the Canadian Security Association (CANASA) is a national not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the security industry and supporting security professionals in Canada. CANASA protects and promotes the interests of its members and the safety of all Canadians through education, advocacy, and leadership.
The Central Station Alarm Association International (CSAA) is an internationally-recognized non-profit trade association that represents professional monitoring companies that are listed by a CSAA-approved Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory, such as FM Approvals, Intertek/ETL or UL. CSAA is legally entitled to represent its members before Congress and regulatory agencies on the local, state and federal levels, and other authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs) over the industry. Since its incorporation in 1950, CSAA has served its members’ interests through education, online training, meetings and conventions, certification, insurance, and industry standards.
We are often told that ULC certificated alarm systems have a better record than non-certificated systems when it comes to critical issues such as response times and false alarms. This is likely owing to the fact that each element of the entire system functions as defined by ULC Standards national equipment, installation and monitoring standards, and where applicable, guard response standards, so the resulting service meets defined performance criteria.
