Eagle · Utilities & resources · United Kingdom

Eagle for utilities & resources in United Kingdom.

Eagle body-worn camera with on-device ai. Built for utilities & resources teams across United Kingdom.

Used by Rentokil Initial Pty Ltd, Remondis, A & J COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD and more across United Kingdom utilities & resources.

  • Rentokil Initial Pty Ltd
  • Remondis
  • A & J COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD
Eagle for utilities

Where Eagle earns its place on a utilities shift.

Eagle for utilities & resources

Why Eagle fits utilities teams in United Kingdom.

HD video with AAC audio, streamed live the moment you press the red button. Operators see what is happening, not just where.

Every alert lands in our {{accredited}} 24/7 Operations Centre. Live video, live audio, live location. Under seven seconds.

4G LTE and Wi-Fi, SIM included. Locates to the floor with GPS and Bluetooth beacons - indoors, outdoors, on remote sites.

The work, in your words

Where Duress earns its place on a utilities & resources shift.

Each scenario maps to a Duress product and to an outcome we can show in the audit log.

Features

Safety that escalates itself.

  • Team Alerts.

    Hit the yellow button to alert managers or the whole team - live GPS location built into every request.

  • Check-in timers.

    Scheduled safety timers escalate automatically to the Operations Centre if a user doesn't confirm.

  • Fall detection.

    Automatic fall detection with a 60-second check-in. Silent if you're OK, escalated if you're not.

  • Duress Comms.

    Push-to-talk and voice control. Say a name to talk to anyone on the team, fully hands-free.

  • Emergency module.

    One press streams live audio, video and location to police. The heart of every Eagle shift.

Battery

A battery built for the field.

Three plus days of continuous GPS tracking. USB-C top-up between deployments.

3+days Days of continuous GPS tracking on a single charge.
2hr USB-C or magnetic dock charges Eagle to 85%. Hot-swap battery keeps it running during charge.
Regulatory framing

Maps to the acts your auditors quote in United Kingdom.

Primary obligation

Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974

UK utilities and extractives operators fall under HSWA 1974 plus the Mines Regulations 2014, Quarries Regulations 1999, and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. The HSE's lone-worker guidance (INDG401) sets the response standard, with the Working Alone in Safety guidance specifically applicable to field-service teams. Duress meets each requirement out of the box.

Also relevant
  • Mines Regulations 2014
  • Quarries Regulations 1999
  • Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
  • HSE INDG401: Lone working. Protecting lone workers

The mapping above is current as of publication. Get the security pack for the full posture document your compliance team will ask for.

Pairs well with

Other tools utilities teams deploy.

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