Build, Review & Strengthen Your Lone Worker Safety Programme

Practical guidance for organisations responsible for people working alone, remotely or beyond reliable mobile coverage. Explore risk assessment, communications, welfare monitoring, SOS, GPS tracking and escalation planning.

Managing lone workers is about more than having a policy in place. You also need to understand how your people stay connected, how their welfare is monitored and what happens if something goes wrong.

Our Lone Worker Safety Guide brings those areas together in one practical resource for organisations responsible for people working alone, remotely or beyond reliable mobile coverage.

Inside the guide 

  • Common lone worker risks and safety considerations
  • Mobile vs satellite communications
  • GPS tracking, SOS alerting, and satellite messaging
  • Welfare check-ins, geofencing and worker monitoring
  • A practical five-stage lone worker safety framework
  • A downloadable risk assessment template

Who is the guide for? 

We created thise guide for health & safety teams, operations managers, field service managers, and organisations responsible for remote or isolated workers across sectors including forestry, utilities, construction, energy and field services.

Already Have a Lone Worker Plan?

Use the guide to pressure-test your existing approach and identify potential gaps in communications, monitoring and escalation.

Because sometimes the challenge isn’t the safety policy itself, it’s what happens when a worker can’t make contact, misses a check-in or needs assistance from a remote location.