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Time to Update Your Lone Worker Policy?
Have you had a look at your lone working policy recently? What do you mean you don’t already have one in place? …
Lone Worker Safety Expo 2018
After our success at the Health and Safety Event earlier this year, First2HelpYou will be joining our friends over at the Lone …
Lone Worker Safety Tips – Our Top Three (Infographic)
Employers have a duty to look after and protect their lone workers, but if you work alone you also have an obligation …
Working Alone at Home – Advice For Employers
Working from home is becoming increasingly common. The last set of data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) shows that the …
Lone Workers in Retail – The Risks
Lone workers in retail are under threat. Lone working is a scary enough job but some sectors face higher threats, particularly verbal …
Seasonal Effects on Lone Workers
Lone working can come with its risks, but at different times of the year, there can be certain seasonal effects which accentuate …
What is An Employer’s Duty of Care-Part 2
Last week we looked at who has a Duty of Care in a workplace, and why it is important to meet those …
What is Duty of Care? -Part One
An employer’s Duty of Care is the responsibility they have towards the welfare and safety of their employees whilst at work. In …
Lone Worker Protection-What is an Escalation Contact?
An Escalation Contact is a person, usually a lone worker’s colleague, who is given the responsibility to be the first line of …
Working Alone: Who Is At Risk? (infographic)
Working alone is perfectly legal, as long as you take steps to reduce the risk and manage any hazards associated with being …
Working Alone and The Risk of Violence
It is a fact that working alone carries high risks, not only from ill health or adverse conditions, but it also has …
Changing the Face of Personal Safety-The Suzy Lamplugh Trust
The co-founder of the Suzy Lamplugh Trust died peacefully at home this week, aged 87. Paul Lamplugh OBE founded the personal safety …