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What is the best lone worker safety app for telecom tower climbers?

Tower crews need a lone worker app that detects a fall or no motion, lets the climber raise an SOS in one action, and escalates to someone who can respond when check-ins are missed. ECSafety includes lone worker sessions, fall and no-motion detection, SOS alerts, geofencing, and escalation in every Core Seat, on phones and smartwatches.

What tower work needs from a lone worker app

Climbs happen far from help, often with one person on the structure and one on the ground. The app has to work when the phone is in a pocket or on a wrist, and someone has to be alerted when a check-in is missed.

  • Session-based check-ins with escalation when one is missed
  • Fall and no-motion detection
  • One-action SOS
  • Geofencing around the site
  • A realtime monitoring dashboard for Admins and Managers

Part of the same safety record

Lone worker sessions sit beside the climb's JHA, the crew's certificates, and any incident or near miss reported that day. ECSafety was featured in NATE's Tower Times.

Common questions

Is lone worker an add-on?
No. It is included in every $25 Core Seat, and Guest Seats can run lone worker sessions too.
Does it work on a smartwatch?
Yes. ECSafety supports Apple Watch and Wear OS, including fall detection.

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