Health & SafetyIntermediate

Lone Working Awareness

Managing risks when working alone

Lone Working Awareness

Course Overview

This course provides learners with an understanding of the risks associated with lone working and the measures required to protect individuals who work without direct supervision. Learners will explore legal responsibilities, risk assessment requirements, communication systems and emergency arrangements. The course examines both physical and personal security risks that may affect lone workers and provides practical guidance on maintaining safety while working remotely or in isolated environments.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the risks associated with lone working
  • Recognise situations where lone working may be inappropriate
  • Apply suitable risk control measures
  • Understand communication and monitoring arrangements
  • Recognise violence and aggression risks
  • Follow emergency procedures effectively
  • Support safer lone working practices

Course Structure (5 topics, 15 lessons)

Defining Lone Working and Identifying Roles
Assessing the Risks of Lone Working
Legal Responsibilities and Regulations
225 minutes
15 lessons across 5 topics
4 CPD hours
Certificate valid 24 months
Employees who work alone, remotely or in isolated locations

Full library access during 14-day trial

Topics

Lone WorkingPersonal SafetyRemote WorkingRisk AssessmentWorker Protection

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