Lone Workers Skills

How to manage your workplace safely when you are a team of one

Group courses available onsite
Open venues for single spaces

As many of our job roles are now moving to working in a lone environment, this is a must for those working from home, drivers, travelling representatives, maintenance and inspection crews

Live classroom training sessions are recommended for this training, which will last 3 hours over a minimum of 1 day. An online version is available aimed at remote working

Learning outcomes needed for compliance will be provided in an accredited certificate that will renew in 3 years. Best combined with other remote working subjects

What you will learn on this course

The law requires employers and others to think about and deal with any health and safety risks to anyone working for them. It’s not illegal to work alone, but safeguards need to be put in place to protect employees should they need help.

After training, you will be able to:

Conduct lone worker risk assessments
Highlight high-risk environments for lone workers
Identify what problems affect lone workers
What training and supervision is needed for lone workers
Driving and travelling alone

We run regular checks on our course content to make sure that first and foremost they meet the criteria for health and safety regulations. This means we can award verified certification upon completion of our workplace training courses.

Customised training courses

Here at Vital Workplace Training, we customise our training courses to make sure they apply specifically to our client. By going the extra mile we keep our training sessions fresh, unique and engaging.

Construction and Outdoor Workplaces

Industrial and Manufacturing

Catering and Hospitality

Pricing

It’s important to us that all companies which require workplace training can access it when they need it. We frequently check our prices against industry standards to make sure we’re remaining as competitive as possible.