Going to college can be a daunting prospect for both students and parents and ensuring the safety of a loved one through Guardian MPS can provide real peace of mind.
The US University Campus Security statistics 2011 – with 3,396 sex offences, 2,400 aggravated assaults, 1,620 robberies and 16 manslaughters shows that student safety on campus is an issue to be taken seriously.
Going to college can be a daunting prospect for both students and parents and ensuring the safety of a loved one through GuardianMPS can provide real peace of mind.
By connecting students to a 24/7 source of help and by monitoring their panic alarms, GuardianMPS helps make those at a university feel safer and helps to make an emergency response more efficient and rapid.
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Users have access to a Discrete Panic Alarm on their cell phone rather than relying on proximity to a campus “blue phone”. Panic Alarms connect users with campus security (and local police if off-campus), with information about the user, their location and a direct audio feed to a response operator
Users log into the service and, if they don’t log out when programmed (i.e. arrived at destination), Guardian MPS sends an alarm notification to campus security
Guardian MPS provides “virtual escort” capabilitiesGuardian MPS provides “virtual escort” capabilities
Whether used by a student, faculty member or college employee, Guardian MPS integrates with existing campus security and local police response teams to keep users connected at all times
Can transform any smartphone into a fully functional 24/7 mobile security system including panic buttons and configurable timers.
Can check-in and out of their daily work tasks from their assigned or personal mobile phone-without the need for any other hardware.
Will receive a call ensuring their safety if they have an overrun on an activity
Have a Panic Alarm with a “Listen Live” feature for emergency response personnel to discretely assess the situation
Have a Panic Alarm that include GPS location fixes
The US University Campus Security statistics 2011 – with 3,396 sex offences, 2,400 aggravated assaults, 1,620 robberies and 16 manslaughters shows that student safety on campus is an issue to be taken seriously. (US department of education).
The US University Campus Security statistics 2011 – with 3,396 sex offences, 2,400 aggravated assaults, 1,620 robberies and 16 manslaughters shows that student safety on campus is an issue to be taken seriously. (US department of education).
Join over 5,000 organizations worldwide that trust Guardian MPS to keep their mobile workforce safe and connected.
A discreet, one-touch SOS device with built-in audio recording and GPS. An optional man-down sensor and two-way voice are also available.
Easy to set up, the mobile app delivers check-in/check-out tracking, real-time GPS, and a one-tap panic alarm.
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For organizations wanting safety coverage on existing worker phones — no extra hardware needed.
Higher-risk field workers who need a reliable, phone-independent panic solution that works even if their phone is taken, dead, or out of reach.
No. It is a good practice though, as starting up resets everything to its optimum configuration. When you first get your device it is preferable to leave it charging overnight so that any software updates can be sent.
The amber light will flash fast while booting up, then show 2 quick flashes every 5 seconds. This indicates the device is connected with the GuardianMPS server.
The blue light flashing indicates network and GPS communications. When connected to a 4G network, the device can connect the panic alarm call to our monitoring center. When the device sends us GPS coordinates, we can pinpoint your location. We give the location coordinates to the police if we need to dispatch them to help you.
The device will flash blue alternating as below:
1 Flash = GPS enabled, followed by;
3 Flashes = Connected to 3G
If the single flash is not showing, the device is not receiving GPS (typically due to buildings obscuring the signal). The device stores the previous GPS data even though new GPS data is not being received. That location will be sent to the response center. If the single blue flash cannot be seen, move to an outside position clear of tall building, that will ensure there is up to date GPS data.
To a point. It is rated to be splashed with water, but total immersion is not advised.
Depending on the response protocol, our monitoring center or a supervisor will try and contact you on your cell phone. In addition, the response service records any audio from the device. The response center can determine if there is a struggle, a code word or sentence being used, or just general background noise.
Depending on the response protocol, our monitoring center or a supervisor will try and contact you on your cell phone. In addition, the response service records any audio from the device. The response center can determine if there is a struggle, a code word or sentence being used, or just general background noise.
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