Working solo doesn’t mean working without preparation. The Lone Worker Safety Training course is built to equip individuals with essential safety knowledge—whether you’re assessing fire hazards or navigating confined spaces. The focus is sharp: risk control, proper equipment use, and site-specific hazards.
With targeted modules covering equipment compliance, vehicle movement, fire, electrical, and excavation-related risks, this course cuts through the noise and delivers exactly what lone workers need to know. Whether you’re up a ladder or inspecting below ground level, you’ll find something relevant, clear, and structured.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand lone worker roles and associated safety responsibilities.
- Learn risk control procedures for varied lone working environments.
- Recognise proper equipment use and legal safety compliance.
- Identify hazards when working at height or in excavations.
- Explore electrical and fire safety principles relevant to lone work.
- Gain knowledge on vehicle and plant movement risks.
Who is this Course For:
- Site workers operating alone or on isolated jobs.
- Contractors navigating remote or uncontrolled spaces.
- Safety officers managing solo task force environments.
- Freelancers working in field or industrial locations.
- Maintenance staff handling tasks with minimal supervision.
- Warehouse or plant staff working outside group settings.
- Employers managing lone worker responsibilities.
- Engineers or inspectors in unpredictable job sites.
Career Path:
- Health & Safety Officer – £37,000 per year
- Lone Worker Coordinator – £35,000 per year
- Risk Assessor – £33,000 per year
- Field Service Technician – £30,000 per year
- Facilities Maintenance Officer – £29,000 per year
- Safety Compliance Advisor – £36,000 per year
