Lone Worker & Crew Safety for Water & Wastewater
Keep water and wastewater crews protected with reliable man-down alerting, panic response, and connected safety systems built for real-world utility environments.
Lone worker safety systems built for water and wastewater operations.
Water and wastewater operations involve remote sites, wet conditions, equipment rooms, and crews often working alone or out of sight. Standard safety equipment doesn’t always account for how work actually gets done in these environments.
Grace Industries systems are designed to improve response and visibility with wearable safety devices, man-down alerting, panic activation, and connected monitoring options. Whether your team is working at a treatment plant, lift station, or in the field, these systems help ensure incidents don’t go unnoticed. According to OSHA, sewer system entry environments can “suddenly and unpredictably become lethally hazardous.” View OSHA sewer system entry guidance.
Where your teams work, and where safety matters most.
Water and wastewater crews move between facility operations and remote sites. Grace safety systems help protect workers whether they are inside the plant or out in the field.
Build the right safety system for your team.
Start with the wearable device your worker carries, then choose how alerts should be received — locally at the facility, remotely by supervisors, or through a connected monitoring workflow.
Choose Your Worker Device
Wearable safety devices give workers a way to send emergency alerts and support man-down or no-motion detection when they are alone or out of sight.
- Wearable safety pendants for lone workers
- Man-down and no-motion detection
- Panic button for emergency alerts
- Rugged designs built for wet and industrial applications
Choose How Alerts Are Received
Route alerts to the right people or equipment with local base stations, light and siren options, phone dialers, or text and push nofications with connected monitoring.
- Local alerting with base stations, lights, and sirens
- Instant notifications to supervisors via text, app, or push alerts
- Escalation workflows to ensure alerts are not missed
- Flexible coverage for facilities and remote locations
Quick answers
Common questions from water and wastewater safety managers.
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Need help choosing the right worker safety setup?
Whether you need local alerting at a treatment plant, remote coverage for lift stations, or connected monitoring with text and push notifications, Grace can help match the right system to your facility and crew workflow.