Lone Worker Safety

Connected protection for workers on their own

Lone Worker Safety Systems

Rugged, connected safety systems designed to protect workers operating alone in high-risk environments. Operate fully within your facility with no required subscriptions, or expand to cloud-based alerting and remote monitoring when your operation demands it.

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Choose Your Monitoring Hardware

Build your lone worker safety system.

Start with wearable pendants, connect alerts through monitoring bases, and expand coverage with locator beacons and signal repeaters as your worksite requires.

Grace Industries lone worker safety pendants
01 / WEARABLE

Pendants

Rugged, worker-worn emergency signaling devices built for demanding environments, helping teams trigger fast alerts and improve worker safety.

Grace Industries monitoring base for lone worker safety systems
02 / GATEWAY

Monitoring Bases

Centralized monitoring units that receive alarms, send key commands, and connect field safety devices to cloud and mobile monitoring tools.

Grace Industries locator beacon for lone worker safety coverage
03 / COVERAGE

Locator Beacons & Signal Repeaters

Coverage and location tools that extend signal range and provide last-known area visibility to support faster, more informed emergency response.

Why Grace

Lone worker protection without a forced subscription model.

Build a system around your facility, your team, and your response process. Operate locally with no required subscription, or add cloud-based alerts and remote monitoring when you need visibility beyond the job site.

No required subscriptions

Use Grace lone worker systems locally inside your facility without being locked into ongoing software fees.

Optional remote alerting

Add cloud-based alerting and remote monitoring when your team needs notifications beyond the facility.

Built for real job sites

Rugged wearable devices, gateways, and coverage tools built for industrial environments, utilities, wastewater, and emergency response.

How it works

How your lone worker safety system works.

Grace Connected Safety™ pendants, gateways, and beacons work together to alert, locate, and respond in seconds, not minutes.

Worker wearing a lone worker safety pendant that can trigger emergency alerts
1

Worker triggers an alert

A pendant detects a fall, motion event, or distress signal, or the worker hits a manual alarm. The pendant transmits immediately.

Lone worker safety gateway receiving and relaying emergency alert signals
2

Gateway receives & relays

Monitoring bases and locator beacons pick up the alert, extend coverage across the worksite, and forward it to the cloud and mobile tools.

Supervisors receiving real-time lone worker emergency alerts and responding quickly
3

Response team acts

Supervisors and responders see real-time alerts and last-known location, so help reaches the right person in the right place, fast.

Built for the field

Trusted across high-risk industries.

From utilities and oil & gas to manufacturing, mining, wastewater, and emergency response, Grace lone worker systems are deployed wherever workers operate alone, in remote locations, or in hazardous conditions.

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Why teams choose Grace

  • Cloud-connected alerts and dashboards when needed
  • Local operation without required subscriptions
  • Rugged hardware for harsh environments
  • Fall, motion, and manual alarm detection
  • Extended coverage with beacons & repeaters
  • 50+ years of safety engineering expertise
Quick answers

Common questions about lone worker safety.

From safety managers, EHS leads, and operations teams evaluating connected lone worker systems.

What are pendants?
Grace Connected Safety™ safety pendants are advanced wearable devices designed to enhance worker safety in various industries. They provide real-time alerts, notifications, and monitoring capabilities to help support worker well-being.
How do pendants and monitoring bases work together?
Grace Connected Safety™ pendants and gateways integrate to create a comprehensive safety network. Pendants like WorkForce®, TPASS®3, and SuperCELL® are worn by workers and provide immediate alerts. Gateways, including GMG Grace Mobile Gateway, GFG Grace Fixed Gateway, PWA Portable Worksite Alarm Gateway, and MS3000 Fixed Monitor, receive and transmit those alerts to the Grace Cloud Connect™ system for real-time monitoring.
Do Grace lone worker systems require a subscription?
No required subscription is needed for local facility-based operation. If your team needs remote alerting, cloud dashboards, or off-site visibility, Grace offers cloud-connected options that can be added when your operation requires them.
What types of alerts do the pendants provide?
Pendants offer a range of safety alerts and notifications, including man-down alarms, motion detection, fall detection, distress alarms, and buddy system features. These help support quick and effective communication during critical events.
What do locator beacons and signal repeaters do?
Locator beacons and signal repeaters extend wireless coverage across large or obstructed worksites and provide last-known location data when an alert is triggered, helping responders reach workers faster, even in remote or signal-challenged areas.
Can Grace systems integrate with our existing monitoring tools?
Yes. Grace Cloud Connect™ provides cloud and mobile dashboards and supports integration with existing safety and dispatch workflows, so alerts reach the right people through the channels your team already uses.
Are these systems suitable for remote or off-grid sites?
Yes. The product family includes portable gateways and locator beacons designed for remote and temporary worksites, so you can deploy connected lone worker coverage even where fixed infrastructure isn't available.
How quickly can we deploy a lone worker system at one site?
Most teams can begin with a pilot configuration quickly by pairing pendants with a monitoring base and adding beacons or repeaters where coverage is needed. Grace can help map your site and recommend a phased rollout plan that scales from one area to multiple facilities.