The article explains how ’Agricultural and lone worker deaths could be dramatically reduced thanks to an innovative app developed by a British company.’
The article goes on to briefly talk about the solution, ‘Safepoint’s tech is made up of a website, a mobile application and a physical button that people can press when in danger’ before talking about some of Safepoint’s history and what makes it unique as a company.
Finally, the article touches on how we’re working with real farmers like Tim Kitson, who ‘suffered a nasty fall in a potato store breaking multiple bones’ to make Safepoint even better for farmers and other high-risk manual workers.
The Telegraph piece only briefly touches on how we’re working to protect staff through Coronavirus. For more on that, you can check out our own COVID-19 returning to work guide or you can browse our wearable Distancing Assistants.
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