Protect what matters

Your people.
Our priority.

Redback Guardian turns the handsets your staff already carry into a complete duress system: one-touch SOS, live video and location, welfare timers and man-down detection, alarming straight into your own control room.

~1 secalert to control room
0 clicksfor live video on duress
60 secauto-escalation if unanswered

Duress protection is now a legal expectation. NSW Health mandates worn duress alarms in every emergency department. WorkSafe Victoria directs healthcare employers to portable duress. National WHS law names duress alarms as the control for lone-worker risk.

See the compliance mapping
The platform

Every worker. Every shift. Protected.

One system covers the ward, the carpark and the community visit, on enterprise Spectralink handsets, iPhones and Android phones.

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One-touch and silent SOS

Hold the button or press the dedicated red key. Silent mode raises the alarm without a sound when being seen matters.

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Live video and audio

The moment duress is raised, the handset streams camera and microphone to your responders. They see the room before they enter it.

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Live location

GPS across campus and community, with room-level indoor positioning available through RTLS integration.

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Welfare check-in timers

Staff start a timer tagged with their task: "Home visit, 12 Smith St". Miss the check-in and the alarm raises itself.

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Man-down detection

A fall followed by stillness triggers a countdown, then an automatic alarm. Unconscious staff can't press buttons.

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Your control room, not ours

Alerts land on your dashboard and flow into IPFusion, Spok Fusion paging, email and escalation chains. No third-party monitoring subscription.

How it works

Eight seconds from silent scream to help moving

The response flow is engineered so nobody has to think in the worst moment of their shift.

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Staff member holds SOS

On-screen, or the red key on a Spectralink handset. Silently, if needed.

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Received in about a second

The handset confirms: RECEIVED BY CONTROL ROOM. No wondering whether it worked.

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Video opens automatically

The operator sees and hears the scene, zero clicks, siren sounding, location on the map.

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Acknowledged: help is coming

One click tells the staff member help is on its way. Their handset buzzes with the news.

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Resolved, with the story recorded

The alert cannot close without a note of the action taken. Audit-ready, every time.

If nobody answers, Redback Guardian escalates

Unacknowledged alerts re-fire automatically after 60 seconds: to pager groups through your Fusion box, to after-hours managers by email, to whoever your escalation chain names. An alarm is never allowed to just ring in an empty room.

Silence never means safety.

Engineering

Built for the day everything goes wrong

Life-critical software is mostly about the failure paths. We built them first.

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Offline alerts queue

No coverage? Alarms store on the handset and deliver the instant the network returns.

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Silence is an alarm

A device that goes quiet during a welfare timer raises a COMMS LOST alarm on its own. A smashed phone still calls for help.

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Server-side backstop

Timers run on the server as well as the handset. Killing the app doesn't kill the protection.

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Per-person credentials

Every device is individually enrolled. Alerts carry verified identity, not a guess.

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Shift-start test alarms

One tap, no siren, logged automatically. Compliance evidence without paperwork.

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Complete audit trail

Raised, escalated, acknowledged, resolved: every step timestamped with the action recorded.

Compliance

Built against the specification, not just the brochure

Redback Guardian's feature set maps directly to the NSW Health personal duress specification and national WHS lone-worker obligations.

  • Personal duress alarm worn or carried by every worker
  • Unique wearer identity transmitted on activation
  • Location transmitted with every alarm
  • Man-down auto-activation the wearer cannot disable
  • Battery telemetry and low-battery warnings on the dashboard
  • Out-of-range and comms-failure supervision, automatic
  • Regular testing, logged and reportable

The regulatory drivers

NSW Health โ€” every emergency department worker must be issued and wear a personal duress alarm, with compliance spot-checked. Protecting People and Property, Jan 2026

WorkSafe Victoria โ€” healthcare employers directed to provide duress alarms; portable alarms flagged as most appropriate for mobile staff. Safety alert, Jul 2025

Safe Work Australia โ€” duress alarms named as the example control for remote and isolated work risk under model WHS law.

Pricing

Simple, predictable, no monitoring-centre subscription

Self-monitored by your team, priced so protecting everyone is affordable. Indicative AUD list pricing, ex GST.

Software

A$19
per device / month ยท volume tiers to A$12
  • Handset app + control-room dashboard
  • All alarm types and welfare timers
  • Fusion, IPFusion and email outputs
  • Cloud (Sydney) or on-premises

Site licence

A$18k
per site / year ยท unlimited devices
  • Tiered by bed count
  • Made for health procurement
  • Pooled-device friendly
  • Predictable budgeting

Bundled

Quoted
handsets + software + services
  • Spectralink Versity fleet supply
  • Control-room integration
  • RTLS room-level location
  • Deployment and training

See it live in 15 minutes

We bring the handsets, you bring one ward. Pilot in weeks, evidence for your board in a month.

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