A dead man's switch is a safety device that ensures that machines, vehicles or systems only remain in operation when an operator is active. The switch must be constantly pressed or otherwise regularly actuated to keep the device running. If the operator lets go, an alarm is triggered or the device is switched off.
The dead man's switch is often used for hazardous work to ensure that there is a quick response in the event of an accident.
Dead man's switches are necessary in many industries to ensure the safety of employees. This safety measure is particularly essential when working alone and in field service. By using a dead man's switch, risks such as health emergencies or accidents can be better safeguarded against. Typical reasons for using a dead man's switch are
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