Lone Working Awareness

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About Course

The Lone Working Awareness Training course is designed to raise awareness among employees and employers regarding the risks, responsibilities, and safe practices associated with lone working. With many workers, including those in healthcare, construction, and delivery, frequently working alone, understanding how to manage risks and ensure safety is essential. This course focuses on promoting safety, recognizing the potential hazards of lone working, and offering practical solutions to protect workers from harm.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the risks and challenges faced by lone workers.
  • Learn the legal requirements and employer responsibilities regarding lone working.
  • Recognize the importance of risk assessments and health and safety measures for lone workers.
  • Learn about communication methods, technology, and emergency plans to ensure safety when working alone.
  • Understand mental and physical health impacts of lone working and strategies to address them.
  • Learn how to promote a safe environment for both employees and employers in lone working situations.

Material Includes

  • Lone Working Awareness training manual.
  • Access to risk assessment templates and safety checklist.
  • Case studies and role-play activities.
  • Certificate of completion, valid for 3 years.

Requirements

  • This course is suitable for those who work alone in any capacity and managers who supervise lone workers.
  • No prior health and safety knowledge is required, although a basic understanding of workplace procedures will be beneficial.
  • Participation in discussions and interactive activities during the course.

Audience

  • Health and social care workers, nurses, healthcare assistants, support workers.
  • Individuals working in construction, logistics, field-based services, retail, and delivery sectors.
  • Supervisors and managers responsible for overseeing employees working alone.
  • Health and safety officers, HR professionals, and those responsible for workplace risk management.

Course Content

Session 1: Introduction to Lone Working

  • What is Lone Working?
  • Common Risks of Lone Working
  • Legal Framework for Lone Working

Session 2: Risk Assessment and Mitigation

Session 3: Safe Working Practices for Lone Workers

Session 4: Supporting Mental and Physical Well-Being

Session 5: Developing a Supportive Environment

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