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Lone Worker Safety Live 2020 is officially launched! We are really proud of new branding and hope you love it too. Alongside our shiny new website, we are thrilled to announce that Lord's The Home of Cricket will be our new home for 2020. It's an iconic venue with...
Another Successful LWSE Event!
Safety, Security and Wellbeing: All key issues for lone workers This year’s Lone Worker Safety Expo conference was held at the historic King’s Fund building in Central London. Kristen Gasser was there to join in the day’s activities. The 2019 Lone Worker Safety...
Keeping sexual harassment out of the workplace
Sexual harassment can affect anyone in the workplace, however lone workers may, by the very nature of being alone, be more at risk from both an incident occurring in the first place and the impact that an incident can have (physically and psychologically). George...
The Business Benefits of Safe and Happy Lone Workers
Rather than purely concentrating on the risks to lone workers, we feel it is important to recognise (and reap) the business benefits of safe and happy lone workers. This article from Mathew Colley, Sales & Marketing Manager, at LONEALERT extols some of the...
Challenges of Implementing Lone Worker Safety Solutions
Many organisations today, utilise lone worker safety solutions in the form of devices or apps to help them support and keep in touch with their lone workers. These can be especially useful when workers are out and about in the community, travelling or visiting...
Mobile Devices: a risk to mobile workers?
After 25 years in this job, I thought I had a good understanding of the key risks that are faced by lone workers. Violence, aggression, medical emergencies, harassment, falls, stress, isolation… Then I was introduced to Ed Milnes and in a quick five-minute...
Travelling alone brings additional risks for workers: so who is ensuring their safety overseas?
Whatever the job role in whatever industry, lone working presents its own particular risks. But when overseas travel or trips to unfamiliar locations are thrown into the mix, the list of potential hazards skyrockets. Political instability, terrorism and kidnap...
A day in the life of a lone worker…
What does a day the in the life of a lone worker look like exactly? Well how long have you got for us to explain? The challenge is there is no such thing as a typical lone worker. They may be someone working totally alone, travelling out and about in the community,...
Article on Lone Workers in IOSH Magazine
Nicole Vazquez and Christine Morrison co-authored this article on Lone Workers for the IOSH magazine on 28th August 2019. We thought it was so useful we would share… Out of sight is not out of mind Organisations that do not educate managers on the potential hazards,...
Simple but effective lone working controls
Sometimes managing lone working risks can seems very complicated and onerous. When it comes to managing lone working risks sometimes simple is better. Peoplesafe, one of our new exhibitors this year, have provided a series of quick and easy tips to consider when lone...