Being alone at work doesn’t mean being left unprotected. Whether you’re out on a call, managing a late shift, or working offsite, safety should always be a priority. This CPD-accredited Lone Worker Safety online course is designed to help individuals and organisations understand how to reduce risks, respond confidently to incidents, and create safer working conditions—no matter where the job takes place.
From identifying potential threats to understanding lone working policies, this course delivers clear, essential knowledge in an accessible format. It covers communication procedures, reporting protocols, and situational awareness, ensuring every lone worker knows what to expect—and what to do—when working independently. Whether you're responsible for your own safety or oversee others, this course brings clarity to an often-overlooked area of workplace wellbeing.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognise potential hazards associated with lone working environments
- Understand the legal duties related to lone worker safety policies
- Learn effective communication strategies for lone working situations
- Identify steps to assess and manage risks in isolation
- Understand how to report incidents and unusual activity correctly
- Explore prevention strategies and workplace safety best practices
Who is this Course For?
- Security staff working alone during late or overnight shifts
- Delivery drivers travelling long distances without supervision
- Mobile carers visiting clients in residential settings
- Utility workers carrying out site checks or maintenance
- Cleaning professionals working in buildings after hours
- Construction workers completing solo maintenance or inspections
- Estate agents conducting viewings without team presence
- Managers responsible for lone worker health and safety policies
Career Path
Below are roles where lone worker safety knowledge is essential:
- Security Officer – £24,000 per year
- Care Worker (Domiciliary) – £22,000 per year
- Maintenance Engineer – £30,000 per year
- Facilities Operative – £26,000 per year
- Field Service Technician – £31,000 per year
- Housing Support Officer – £28,000 per year
