Giving Students Control over Student Safety
Janine Rigby, Innovation Manager at Manchester University, cite’s SafeZone’s mobile-friendly technology as way to empower students to manage their safety.
Higher Education
Build community spirit of safety and security
Claire Humble, Head of Campus Security at Teesside University shares her views of how SafeZone helped her team create a culture of community, safety and wellbeing.
Why SafeZone
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.
Securing approval for SafeZone
Alison Levey, Director of Student & Academic Services at Aston University discusses how she teamed up with the Security Team to secure funding from Aston’s executive team.
SafeZone as a Strategic Asset
Les Allan, Director of SafeGuarding Services at Heriot-Watt University, and incoming President of AUCSO, views SafeZone as a strategic asset for a university and recommends it for consideration.
Why We Enjoy Working with CriticalArc
Peter Scargill, Director of Commercial, Residential & Campus Services at the University of Exeter explains that customer support is always there; CriticalArc listens to our feedback to drive the product forward.
How SafeZone Impacts Student Experience
Claire Humble, Head of Campus Security, Teesside University, discusses how SafeZone positively influences the Student Experience.
Shared Ground Between Hospitals and Universities
Alan Cain, NAHS Board Member, shares the advantages of collaboration between hospitals and higher education, shared ground to be built on.
Report Something Helps Build Culture of Community
Allison Levey, Director of Student & Academic Services, Aston University, describes value SafeZone’s tip reporting provides so students can report something anonymously that makes them feel unsafe.
Emergency Management in Healthcare and HED
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.