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P35 Lone Working Assessment

by Dee Harrison, from the Community

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Use this P35 Lone Working Assessment to evaluate risks and define controls for employees working alone. The checklist covers eligibility, working hours, remote and public locations, CCTV, lighting, alarms, and vulnerability considerations. It prohibits high-risk tasks when alone and recommends controls such as PPE, improved security and lighting, lone worker apps, panic alarms, body cams with GDPR approval, and regular welfare checks. Includes manager and worker sign-off and review dates.

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Lone Working Risk Assessment Template

This lone working risk assessment template helps organizations protect employees who work alone by systematically identifying hazards, evaluating controls, and documenting findings. Managers and safety officers can list lone workers, verify medical fitness, outline supervision and communication methods, and confirm training and competency. The checklist covers site security, access and egress, emergency alerts, first aid, and welfare facilities. It also highlights common risks such as electrical equipment, slips and trips, chemicals, heavy machinery, and manual handling. Capture notes, attach photos, assign corrective actions to responsible teams, and complete reports with digital signatures to strengthen compliance and safety outcomes.

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Lone Working Checklist: Loss Prevention and Liability

This Lone Working Checklist helps organizations review policies, risk assessments, and controls for employees working alone. It guides users to confirm lone working is minimized where possible, identify prohibited activities, investigate incidents effectively, and implement corrective actions. It also emphasizes training, competency records, and maintaining inventories of precautionary measures. Recruitment suitability for lone roles and systems for reporting and engaging with external agencies are included to strengthen safety and reduce liability.

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OMBC Lone Working Checklist

Use the OMBC Lone Working checklist to assess and manage risks for employees working alone in buildings or off site. Review security, access, confined spaces, handling cash, travel, client visits, and high risk locations. Document controls, schedule check ins, record incidents, and ensure compliance with council health and safety policies.

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Lone Working Log

Use this Lone Working Log to support safe operations when staff work alone on site. The template guides supervisors to maintain regular contact at the start of the day, during breaks and at the end of the shift. Record calls, note follow up actions, and capture a final sign off to confirm worker safety and completion. Ideal for construction and field operations that require formal check in procedures.

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P35 Lone Working Assessment

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