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Addressing the lone worker engagement gap
It is estimated that there are up to 8 million lone workers in the United Kingdom, which is 22% of the 31.2 million UK working population...
Download our comprehensive guide to lone worker safety to understand the risks your employees face and how you can put systems in place to fulfil your duty of care.
For those working alone in the housing industry, aggression is not uncommon but there are practical steps that you can take to better protect your employees. Download this guide to find out how to reduce risk to your staff.
Whether your employees are dealing with electric, gas, water or sewerage, it is likely that they are exposed to hazards on a daily basis. Our free guide outlines everything you need to know about protecting lone workers in the utilities sector.
Guide to lone working in the field services sector
Lone working has become commonplace for those working in field service roles. Find out more about the risks field services employees face, the applicable H&S legislation and some of the ways you can reduce risk to your staff.
For those working for local authorities, lone working has become commonplace, with workers regularly carrying out home visits and client meetings alone and away from the office. Download this guide to understand the risks common to this sector and the practical steps you can put in place.
One in eight workers experience violence at work, according to a report from Unison. The figures could be much higher, with the issue of under-reporting of violence in charities. Our free guide covers everything you need to know about protecting employees in the charity sector.
Every employer has a duty of care to protect their employees from workplace risks. For those working within the NHS, lone working has become commonplace, with workers regularly carrying out home visits or looking after patients in the hospital alone. Download the guide to find out how to protect your staff:
Lone working risk assessments are a basic legal requirement and should be carried out for all employees. To help you get started with writing your lone working risk assessment, we have created a comprehensive step by step guide, including a template document for you to use.