A risk assessment is a process of identifying, measuring and evaluating risk for individuals, organisations, assets and the environment as a result of a particular activity, role or undertaking.
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22% of the UK working population are lone workers. A lone worker is simply someone who works by themselves without close or direct supervision. Find out everything you need to know about lone workers.
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Common risks affecting council employees might be aggression from clients, or accidental injuries in remote and high-risk areas. In these situations, it’s important that staff members have the right training, protection and support.
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Hand washing plays a major role in keeping your team and your customers healthy. Frequent, correct hand washing can reduce the spread of germs and illnesses within your workplace.
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For those that drive for a living –whether it involves buses, vans, cars, HGVs, trains or even bikes– it may be completely unremarkable to work alone for hours on end.
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Health and safety is part of the job for people working in the security sector. In many cases, a security worker is working to protect people and property, but their own safety is also of vital importance.
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Housing associations employ an estimated 148,000 people in the UK, many of whom are lone workers delivering essential services.
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The social care sector employs a vast amount of lone workers in the UK. Whether working in care homes, community settings, or in the homes of their service users, care workers will often spend some or all of their workday alone, or in small teams.
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The health and safety challenges facing lone workers in agriculture are many. That’s why we’ve built, what Farmers Weekly called, “A simple piece of software that can save lives”.
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