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The call button system will only work if people press the buttons to call for help. The reasons for wireless call buttons not being used and solutions to the problems are detailed below.
Position Buttons Where People Naturally Reach
Place your wireless call buttons on the edge of tables, near till points or where customers/patients would naturally expect to find assistance – i.e. facing them. arm’s length is better than wall mounted wireless call buttons.
Label Each Button Clearly
A simple label such as “Press for service” or “Call staff” on the front of a call button will instantly remove the uncertainty of what a button does.
Respond Promptly to Build Confidence
If wireless call buttons don’t seem to get any result when pressed, people will very quickly stop pressing them. The staff need to respond to wireless call buttons consistently and very quickly to reinforce the perception that using wireless call buttons works.
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Replace Anything That Feels Flimsy
Replace flimsy wireless call buttons.
Brief New Staff at Induction
This is a simple thing to do, and ensures new employees know to use the call button from day one of your effective workplace induction – as outlined by Acas.
By moving a few buttons and labelling a few more, you can make big changes to how reliably a call button system is used.