News: Andrew makes the right Connexion with Benchmark
Connexion2, the Rotherham company that uses innovative technology solutions and associated services to improve the safety and productivity of lone workers, has appointed Andrew Smith as a configuration and test operator.
Andrew, who lives in Rotherham and comes to his new post with support of recruitment and retention specialist Benchmark, graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a 2:1 degree in Information Management before working in customer services and then pursuing a career in IT.
He worked for First Line technical support before making the move to Connexion2.
Connexion2 helps organisations to protect lone workers in the UK and internationally through device based solutions, effective policy creation or bespoke training, reducing physical risks to staff and financial risks and associated costs to the business.
Its Identicom system is designed to look like a normal ID badge but allows lone workers to raise an alarm, make an emergency phone call or send a text message. It has a portfolio of Blue Chip companies and organisations in a wide range of market sectors including public and private healthcare, social housing, utilities, facilities management, retail and transport and logistics.
Connexion2 was launched in 2003 and is based at Carrera Court in Dinnington. The new appointment is the first since the company was acquired by emergency communications expert Kings III of America.
Connexion2 website
Images: Connexion2
Andrew, who lives in Rotherham and comes to his new post with support of recruitment and retention specialist Benchmark, graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a 2:1 degree in Information Management before working in customer services and then pursuing a career in IT.
He worked for First Line technical support before making the move to Connexion2.
Connexion2 helps organisations to protect lone workers in the UK and internationally through device based solutions, effective policy creation or bespoke training, reducing physical risks to staff and financial risks and associated costs to the business.
Its Identicom system is designed to look like a normal ID badge but allows lone workers to raise an alarm, make an emergency phone call or send a text message. It has a portfolio of Blue Chip companies and organisations in a wide range of market sectors including public and private healthcare, social housing, utilities, facilities management, retail and transport and logistics.
Connexion2 was launched in 2003 and is based at Carrera Court in Dinnington. The new appointment is the first since the company was acquired by emergency communications expert Kings III of America.
Connexion2 website
Images: Connexion2
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