Omaya safety: emergency roll call, panic buttons and man-down alerts
When the alarm sounds, Omaya gives a real headcount from the badges and tags already in the building. A gateway at the assembly point ticks people off as they arrive, and the list of who is still missing shows where each person was last seen. The drill report becomes the compliance record.
A panic button press, from a wearable or a fixed call point, raises a critical incident that reaches the people named for that button by SMS, WhatsApp, email or push, with the location of the person who pressed it. If nobody acknowledges, it escalates. Worn tags can notice a fall or a person who has stopped moving and ask whether they are OK before alerting the guards.
Security Watch gives guards one board for armed hours, restricted zones, heat that looks like fire and presence that does not fit the usual pattern, so nobody has to maintain a list of who may enter where.
Safety features
Emergency roll call with live muster
Panic-button escalation
Fall and man-down alerts
After-hours and restricted zone alerts
Timed incident records for review
Frequently asked questions
What do people need to carry?
A badge, a wristband or a button. Nobody installs an app.
How are people alerted?
By SMS, WhatsApp, email or push, to the people you name for each button, zone or incident type.
Is there a record of the response?
Yes. Press to arrival and alarm to all-clear are kept with each incident and can be exported for the safety review.