Mark Arnold, Head of Security at University of Kent discusses how SafeZone is an effective tool to help his team communicate to students abroad caught in an international terror attack or natural disaster and get them to safety.
Les Allan, Director of SafeGuarding Services and incoming President of AUCSO, shares how SafeZone is used by Heriot-Watt University to help manage students with Tier 4 Visas.
Terry Branch, Imperial College of London, describes the advantages of SafeZone’s command & control technology.
Mark Arnold, Head of Security, University of kent, discusses how he can coordinate protection and support of students in the city center (off-campus).
Janine Rigby, Innovation Manager at Manchester University, cite’s SafeZone’s mobile-friendly technology as way to empower students to manage their safety.
Peter Scargill, Director of Commercial, Residential & Campus Services at the University of Exeter was in search of a lone working solution and found SafeZone to be a flexible service that’s constantly being enhanced.
SafeZone empowers users to report any issues around campus and also helps protect lone workers.
Alan Cain, NAHS Board Member, explains the similarities in emergency incidents for healthcare and higher ed. Being prepared for the worst in emergency planning is essential.
John Anderson, Head of Security at Northumbria University shares SafeZone’s secure and reliable service gives students and staff access to help whenever and wherever they are, all at the press of a button.
Les Allan, Chairman at AUCSO & Director of Safeguarding Services at Heriot-Watt University says SafeZone provides first responders with intel on the building, floor, and room the person calling for help is in so they can respond faster.