Lone working is a term that applies to anybody who is working alone, with no supervision, for any length of time. This can range from roles such as a gas engineer visiting a domestic property to a warehouse operative retrieving goods from racking.
If an employee is working in a separate location from their colleagues, then this is defined as lone working. Full of engaging content and activities, this course is the ideal introduction to the subject.
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Course Overview
expand_moreWho are lone workers?
This interactive course takes you through topics such as what lone working is, the risks of lone working, risk assessments and controls and the responsibilities of employers and employees.
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Course Objectives
expand_more- Who are lone workers
- What is lone working?
- Working from home
- Risks and hazards
- Risk assessments
- Lone worker safety
- Employee and employer responsibilities
- Lone worker policy
- Lone working checklist
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Additional Information
expand_moreThis e-learning course is a Highfield Qualifications accredited programme. More information is available here.
Learners will receive a Highfield e-learning completion certificate, which is downloadable upon successfully finishing the course.
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