Lone Working Risk Assessment (Score 60% and above Significant Risk)
by Robin Williams, from the Community
This document provides a structured template for assessing risks associated with lone working situations. It includes essential evaluation criteria such as location hazards, client risk levels, working hours, transportation methods, and personal safety considerations. The assessment helps organizations identify potential risks for lone workers, including those in high-risk locations, dealing with unfamiliar clients, working unsocial hours, or having specific medical conditions. The template features a scoring system where 60% and above indicates significant risk, enabling organizations to implement appropriate safety measures and procedures. Designed to be customizable, this assessment tool helps maintain compliance with workplace safety regulations while protecting lone workers.
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