Types of alarm - PABLO system

Course of the sample risk incident

Hazards during fieldwork
A lone worker carrying out unsupervised activities, as a result of external factors (trauma, environmental factors such as gases) or a change in health, may lose consciousness, become unconscious or be unable to change his position and find himself in a life-threatening situation. Equipped with a PABLO radio, they can press the dedicated PANIC button to raise the alarm. In open terrain, the location of the radio is given based on the GPS position.
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Risks when working in a building
In enclosed areas where GPS signals do not reach, such as production halls, warehouses, corridors, basements, the PABLO System also allows for the assistance of an endangered worker. By pressing the dedicated PANIC button, the employee will raise an alarm. The location is given based on the signal of radio tags that are mounted on the premises during the installation of the PABLO System.
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PABLO console - visualisation of the incident on a site map
The system ALARMS the occurrence of an emergency, shows the current location of the PABLO Agent on a map of the area in the PABLO Console installed at the dispatcher's station and/or other supervisory team stations. GPS LOCATION as well as in signal attenuating, underground, concrete or disturbed premises.
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PABLO console - dispatcher station
The dispatcher or those dedicated to supervising lone workers performs the procedure prepared for a specific incident, activates the rescue teams and coordinates the entire operation. At the end of the emergency, he/she describes the course of events, leaving a permanent trace and time information of the incident.
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SMS notification to the phone of the emergency headquarters
The PABLO system automatically sends an SMS to the GSM phone of the emergency headquarters. The content of the message includes the location where the alarm occurred and the ID number of the radio that triggered the alarm.
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Automatic voice message
The PABLO system can be integrated with an internal public address system. This allows automated voice announcements to be broadcast near the zone where an alarm has been initiated by one of the PABLO Agents, e.g. "Zone 5 alarm!". This allows even faster, automated and more efficient assistance. The injured person's colleagues can find out about the accident without the dispatcher having to notify them.
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Communication - a critical link in risk signalling
The PABLO system allows integration with Zenitel intercom systems, resulting in an automated process of sending voice or audio warnings in the zone where the emergency has occurred. In addition to signalling, Hytera and Zenitel systems provide extensive critical communication functionality, group and dedicated communication between fixed intercom devices and portable radios.
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Rescue action
The PABLO system provides information not only on the location of the injured worker, also the current location of other PABLO Agents. With this information, the plant dispatcher can actively support the crisis team with the necessary information. The most important advantage, however, is CRITICAL COMMUNICATION, which is a combination of all the advantages of a mobile PABLO System, independent of the operators' infrastructure and power supply. The level of safety is significantly increased by a well thought-out communication strategy between the DMR radio systems and the fixed intercom infrastructure.
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Closure of the incident
The action coordination carried out by the dispatcher leaves the necessary information in the PABLO System, i.e. the time trail and location of the incident and the necessary description of the course of the incident. These are elements used in post-accident documentation or for health and safety statistics.
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