Occupational Safety + Health

Radios and communication systems enable fast response to incidents, support lone worker monitoring, and help teams coordinate in real time, reducing the risk of delays, injuries, or miscommunication on site.

A man down feature uses motion sensors in the radio to detect if the user is motionless or has fallen. If triggered, it sends an emergency alert to other radios or a control centre—crucial for high-risk, isolated, or lone-worker roles.

Yes. Many of our radios include lone worker timers that require regular check-ins. If no response is given within the set time, the radio will automatically send an alert—ensuring support can be dispatched quickly.

Yes. We supply IECEx and ATEX-certified radios for use in explosive atmospheres, chemical plants, fuel handling, and other high-risk environments where intrinsic safety is mandatory.

Absolutely. Our solutions include base station PA integration, emergency alert buttons, and group broadcast features, allowing teams to evacuate or respond to threats quickly and in a coordinated way.

We offer coverage planning, repeater systems, and Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) devices for full site-wide or wide-area communication—even in underground or remote environments.

Yes. We supply PPE-compatible headsets, in-helmet speakers, and PTT accessories that can be used with hard hats, respirators, or hearing protection—maintaining communication without compromising safety.

Definitely. We offer long-life batteries, multi-unit chargers, and spare accessories to ensure radios are always ready, even in demanding 24/7 environments like processing plants or logistics hubs.

Yes. We can integrate radios with fire alarms, panic buttons, external sirens, and incident management systems, creating a fully connected safety response network.

Yes. Mobile Systems offers user training, radio usage protocols, and can assist with documentation for H&S audits or WorkSafe NZ compliance.