Transforming Mining Safety with SafeZone: Addressing Workplace Safety Challenges Head-On
Discover how SafeZone enhances mining safety, reduces risks, and transforms workplace safety management.
Safety & Security
SafeZone Regional Meeting at Leeds University
On Wednesday, 29th January, CriticalArc held a highly engaging and informative regional meeting at Leeds University, bringing together current and prospective customers to explore a variety of thought provoking topics and discussions.
Elevating Safety Standards at Sporting Events
Enhancing Safety Standards at Sporting Events with SafeZone’s Innovative Solutions.
Supporting ADA Requirements with SafeZone
Explore how SafeZone creates a safer and more supportive environment, ensuring that every member of the campus community, regardless of their abilities, can thrive.
Navigating the Top Five Challenges in Higher Education and Healthcare in 2024
Discover the top 5 challenges faced by higher ed and healthcare in 2024 and learn how CriticalArc is preparing organizations for 2025 and beyond.
Supporting Healthcare Safety and Wellbeing During the Holiday Season
Discover Healthcare Safety Tools for Holiday Stress Management and Workplace Violence Prevention.
Navigating Safety & Compliance: Strategies for Managing Critical Events in the UK and ANZ
Watch the webinar recording to gain valuable insights and advice from Geoff Brown, Head of Community Safety and Campus Security at the University of Leeds (UK), and Mal Abley, Manager of Security Operations and Systems at Deakin University (AU).
Force Multiplication: Why Security and Policing Must Embrace Technology Now
Learn how SafeZone’s analytics help universities shift from reactive to proactive safety strategies.Discover why security and public safety professionals must embrace technology driven transformation for smarter, proactive safety solutions today.
Why Doing More of the Same Won’t Protect Healthcare Workers
According to a report by the U.S. Bureau of Labour Statistics, staff employed in these sectors are 5X more likely to be injured than other workers – today, post-pandemic, the situation has got worse, not better. The World Health Organization estimates that up to 38% of health workers will suffer a physical attack at some point in their careers.
Emergencies Situations are Rarely Static – so nor Should Emergency Comms be
Today, blue phone fixed call points are becoming increasingly rare. It won’t be long before they seem as old-fashioned and ineffective as coin-operated public telephone boxes.