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Lone worker communications procedureWhen staff work on their own you must take extra care of their safety. How can a lone worker communications procedure help?When and how to use itIf staff are at risk of violence or if they work in a location where ... Read more
10 Mar 2015
Lone working People who work on their own should be at no more risk than other employees.Being safe whilst on your ownLone working brings its own specific risks, which could cause accidents and potentially put you on the wrong side of the law. To... Read more
07 May 2022
Lone worker policyDue to the risks that can arise from staff working alone, it's important that you have a lone worker policy in place to help you manage them.Managing lone workingLone working is another potential threat to staff safety. Therefore, it... Read more
03 Jul 2009
Employee contact listIf there's an unexpected work-related situation and you need to contact employees at short notice outside working hours, it's important to have their up-to-date contact details easily accessible.Unexpected situationsIf there's a fir... Read more
17 Oct 2022
Road incident formIf an employee who drives on company business is involved in an incident/accident, you're likely to need the details. This checklist is to be completed shortly after the incident (ideally by your employee) providing a contemporaneous ... Read more
05 Oct 2015
Mobile workers safety policyIf you have large numbers of staff that spend their time off-site, it would be useful to formalise your arrangements into a policy document. We've created a detailed document to get you started.A formal policyIf you have nu... Read more
21 Nov 2009
Safe system of work - tradespeople visiting homesWork in domestic properties involves a wide range of health and safety considerations. Use our safe system of work document to set out your procedures.Get welcomed backOur Safe System of Work - Tradesp... Read more
04 Sep 2020
Working out of hoursWorking outside of the normal working hours may present risks to staff, which left unmanaged, could cause accidents and potentially put you on the wrong side of the law.Managing the risksTo help you identify the hazards associated... Read more
16 May 2017
