Housekeepers entering guest rooms with strangers inside. Night auditors alone at the front desk at 3 AM. Maintenance workers in basements and mechanical rooms with no one nearby.
Trusted by hospitality companies across Canada
Guest rooms with strangers inside, overnight front desk shifts, isolated mechanical rooms — hospitality workers are alone more often than most people realize.
Housekeeper enters a room alone — guest hasn't left, aggressive behaviour, locked inside, no way to call for help discreetly
Discreet panic button on the SOS wearable triggers a silent alert. Monitoring centre dispatches hotel security and emergency services to the exact room.
Single staff member at the front desk overnight — robbery, aggressive guest, medical emergency with no colleagues on the floor
Timed check-ins through the overnight shift. Panic button connects directly to 24/7 professional monitoring — not just a colleague's phone.
Engineer working alone in a boiler room, rooftop HVAC unit, or underground parking level — fall, chemical exposure, equipment malfunction
Man-down detection via SOS wearable triggers automatic alerts. Fall detection works even in areas with no cell signal.
Staff delivering to guest rooms alone late at night — confrontation, unwanted advances, trapped in a hallway
GPS tracking shows exact location on property. Discreet panic alert can be triggered without the guest noticing.
Small crew breaking down a ballroom or outdoor event space alone after midnight — heavy lifting injuries, slip and fall, empty venue
Timed check-ins during breakdown shifts. SOS wearable with fall detection ensures injured workers get help fast — even in an empty venue.
From housekeepers to night auditors — everyone who works alone on property.
Entering occupied rooms alone
Solo front desk, overnight shifts
Boiler rooms, rooftops, basements
Late-night guest room deliveries
Post-event breakdown, empty venues
Isolated facility areas, chemical handling
Parking garages, late-night arrivals
Outdoor maintenance, remote resort areas
"Our housekeepers enter 15 to 20 guest rooms per shift — every door they open is an unknown situation. CheckMate's discreet panic button gives them a safety net that doesn't require them to reach for a phone or make a scene. When an incident happened on the 14th floor last quarter, our security team was there in 90 seconds because the monitoring centre had already dispatched them."
The Safe Alone app, SOS wearable with discreet panic button, phone check-ins, satellite coverage for remote properties, and a live monitoring dashboard that tracks every staff member on shift.
One-tap check-ins, instant panic button, and GPS tracking — all from your worker's smartphone.
See who's active, who's checked in, and who needs attention — all on one screen. Map view with live GPS, status indicators, and compliance reports.
Remote resorts, lodges, and properties with limited cell coverage
Discreet panic button and man-down detection for housekeepers, engineers, and night staff
Front desk phone, security office, or any landline
A simple, proven system that keeps your lone workers connected and protected — every shift, every day.
Staff receive scheduled check-in prompts via the app, a phone call, or the SOS wearable. One tap confirms they're safe — giving management peace of mind between rounds.
Missed check-in? Our system immediately flags it. No delay, no assumptions — just instant awareness.
Our ULC-certified operators call the worker, then escalate to supervisors. Real humans, real follow-through.
Every incident is documented. Every worker is accounted for. Peace of mind — backed by 55+ years of expertise.
ULC 5-Diamond certified. When someone misses a check-in, our operators are already calling — not sending another notification.
Over 3.7 million safety checks completed annually across 900+ Canadian organizations.
Over 55 years of security expertise. A proven safety partner for Canadian organizations.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL — VANCOUVER
"Our night auditors work alone from 11 PM to 7 AM — no manager, no security, just them at the desk. CheckMate's timed check-ins are the difference between hoping everything is fine and actually knowing. The peace of mind is worth every penny."
WILDERNESS LODGE — NORTHERN BC
"We operate a remote fishing lodge accessible only by float plane. Cell coverage doesn't exist. CheckMate's satellite check-ins are the only way we can ensure our staff and maintenance crew are safe when they're working alone across the property."
CONVENTION CENTRE HOTEL — CALGARY
"The SOS wearable caught a slip-and-fall in our boiler room that would have gone unnoticed for hours. Our maintenance engineer was unconscious — the man-down detection triggered an alert, and our team had him to the hospital within 30 minutes."
Yes. The SOS wearable is worn under clothing or on a lanyard and triggers with a simple button press — no screen, no sound, no visible action. The guest won't know an alert has been sent. The 24/7 monitoring centre receives the alert with the worker's location and dispatches security or emergency services immediately.
Night auditors set a check-in timer at the start of their shift. At regular intervals, they receive a prompt to confirm they're safe — via the app, a phone call, or the SOS wearable. If they miss a check-in, the monitoring centre follows your escalation protocol: first attempting to reach the staff member, then alerting management, then dispatching emergency services.
Yes. The monitoring dashboard gives you a real-time view of every staff member across all your properties. Each property can have its own check-in schedules, alert protocols, and escalation procedures. Management companies and hotel chains use this to oversee safety across their entire portfolio from a single screen.
The SOS wearable works independently of cell coverage — fall detection and panic alerts function even in basements, boiler rooms, underground parking, and other areas where cell phones lose signal. For properties with Wi-Fi throughout, the Safe Alone app can also use Wi-Fi connectivity.
Hotel and hospitality workers who work alone — particularly overnight staff, housekeepers entering guest rooms, and maintenance engineers in isolated areas — fall under provincial working alone regulations. Most provinces require employers to have a system for checking on lone workers and a procedure for emergency response. CheckMate provides the timed check-ins, discreet panic alerts, and 24/7 professional monitoring that these regulations require.
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