Plain-English guides to the law, the technology and the choices behind keeping people who work alone safe — written for the managers who have to make them.
How to run a lone worker risk assessment that satisfies the HSE and actually protects people: a practical step-by-step structure, worked examples and the controls assessors expect to see.
Read the guideA practical structure for a UK lone working policy: scope, responsibilities, check-in rules, escalation, training and review — with the clauses safety audits look for.
Read the guideA practical UK guide to lone worker safety: what the law and HSE expect, employer duty of care, risk assessment and the technology that helps.
Read the guideA UK guide to man down alarms: how fall, no-motion and tilt detection work, device versus app, false alarms, ARC monitoring, BS 8484 and choosing one.
Read the guideLone worker apps versus dedicated devices compared: how each works, pros and cons, cost, reliability, battery, when each fits and hybrid approaches.
Read the guideA practical UK guide to keeping community and domiciliary care workers safe on solo home visits, covering aggression, medical emergencies and CQC duties.
Read the guideA UK guide to protecting solo construction workers, covering work at height, plant, confined spaces, remote sites with poor signal and CDM and HSE duties.
Read the guideA UK guide to protecting lone security guards, door supervisors and mobile patrols, covering confrontation, BS 8484, graded police response and SIA context.
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