Why choose Peoplesafe?
Peoplesafe partners with over 300 local authorities and have been protecting public service workers for over 20 years. This in-depth understanding of the safety risks in this industry means we can provide the best-in-class service to meet the varied needs of council staff.
Aggression and violence, in particular have become a major concern in council workplaces. Violence against local authority workers is at an all-time high with 10,000 more workplace violent incidents recorded compared to the previous 12 months.
Peoplesafe is the largest employee protection technology provider in the world with a dedicated service to protecting people and nothing else.
- A suite of solutions to mitigate multiple different risks.
- Approved supplier on G-Cloud and PfH.
- Guaranteed police response.
- Trusted to protect over 36,000 council staff.
- Highest levels of accreditation (including BS 8484:2022, EN 50518:2019 and BS 9518: 2021).
- ISO 27001: 2017 and Cyber Essentials Plus
- Continuous training offered via a wide range of options which can be embedded into your LMS.
- Best-in-class online portal that allows staff to self-manage.
Councils who already protect their staff with Peoplesafe
Safety issues in local authorities
All types of risk covered
Low Risks
- Staff travelling between meetings or appointments
- Lone working admin staff
- Working in remote areas away from colleagues
- Taking public transport or walking home after work
Mid-Level Risks
- Verbal abuse and threats
- Facilities management
- Slips, trips, falls and health incidents
High Risks
- Violence and aggression
- Home visits
- Surgeries
- Risk of attack or robbery
- Terror threats
Case Studies
Breckland Council
Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
User Stories
Protect Duty Legislation
Protect Duty legislation is designed to improve the protection of publicly accessible places from terrorist attacks. The legislation is intended to ensure that businesses and organisations are better prepared to deal with – and respond to – serious incidents.
It will apply to all public spaces which are managed and protected by local authorities; therefore, all 333 councils in the UK will be affected and required to have a Protect Plan in place.
As a disaster unfolds, communicating quickly and effectively with those on the ground is absolutely key to cutting down response time and allowing a rapid exchange of accurate information. This is where Peoplesafe Alert comes in.
Discover Peoplesafe Alert