Lone Working (Managers)

This course covers the definition of lone working, provides examples of various lone worker types, explores the need for additional safety measures and potential dangers they may encounter. It also outlines the legal responsibilities for managers employing or supervising lone workers.

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If you're responsible for overseeing lone workers, ensuring their safety requires additional measures.

This course provides insights into various types of lone workers, potential risks they might encounter, and highlights the legal responsibilities of managers overseeing lone workers, ensuring a practical understanding of compliance and safety measures.

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Self-led online courses include

Support for over 100 languages

Mobile-friendly design for playback on any device

Progress tracking and pass/fail tests

Automatic, remote updates to keep content fresh

Playback speed controls to speed up/slow down the video

Closed captions which can be turned on/off

This course covers

What the term “lone working” means
Some examples of the different types of lone workers
The reasons why lone workers need additional safety requirements and the dangers they may face
Legal responsibilities of Managers who employ or supervise lone workers

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Teaching 4 Business provides online courses and learning management systems to businesses across a range of industries.

+44 3700 800 800

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Rushden
Northamptonshire
NN10 9TB

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