Lone Working Awareness Training
Protect employees who work alone and ensure compliance with UK health and safety legislation. This Lone Working Awareness Training course provides essential guidance on identifying risks, implementing control measures, and safeguarding lone workers across all industries.
Duration: 2–3 Hours
Up to 15 delegates per session
Certificate issued on completion
Instructor-led or virtual delivery

Understand legal responsibilities for lone working
Identify and assess lone working risks
Implement effective control measures

COURSE OVERVIEW
Lone workers face unique risks that require specific planning, supervision, and control measures. This Lone Working Awareness Training course equips organisations and employees with the knowledge to identify hazards, conduct risk assessments, and implement safe systems of work.
The course covers:
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Legal duties of employers and employees
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Identifying lone working hazards
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Risk assessment requirements
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Violence and aggression management
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Communication and monitoring systems
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Emergency planning and escalation procedures
Whether employees work remotely, in isolated environments, or outside normal hours, this training ensures compliance and improves workplace safety.
PROBLEMS THIS TRAINING HELPS YOU AVOID
Without proper lone working procedures, organisations risk:
Delayed emergency response during critical incidents
Communication breakdowns in isolated work environments
Increased exposure to workplace violence or aggression
Legal non-compliance with health and safety legislation
Medical emergencies without immediate assistance available
Higher liability exposure and rising insurance claims
Proper training reduces risk, protects staff, and improves workplace safety culture.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is suitable for:
Employees working alone
Remote and home workers
Field-based staff
Security personnel
Maintenance workers
Managers responsible for lone worker safety
Health & Safety Officers
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of this course, delegates will be able to:
Define lone working and associated risks
Understand employer and employee legal duties
Conduct lone working risk assessments
Implement safe systems of work
Apply emergency procedures effectively
Use communication and monitoring systems
Reduce risk of harm in isolated environments

COURSE CONTENT
01
Introduction to lone working legislation
03
Hazard identification and risk assessment
05
Mental health considerations for lone workers
07
Emergency procedures and reporting
09
Best practice guidance for employers
02
Who is considered a lone worker
04
Violence and personal safety awareness
06
Communication and monitoring arrangements
08
Case studies and practical scenarios
We can also tailor elements of the programme to match specific operational environments.
DELIVERY OPTIONS
We provide flexible delivery to suit your operations:
Onsite at your premises
Virtual instructor-led sessions
Group training for up to 15 delegates
Flexible dates available
CERTIFICATION
Delegates receive certification confirming competence in Lone Working Awareness and risk management, supporting workplace safety compliance.
TESTIMONIALS
