Lone Working Training

Course Overview:
This Working Alone Training provides essential knowledge and skills for employees who work in isolation or without direct supervision. Participants will learn how to identify risks, implement safety measures, and respond effectively to emergencies when working alone. The course covers key topics including risk assessment, communication strategies, and compliance with the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 in the Republic of Ireland.

Key Topics Covered:

• Risk Assessment: Identifying hazards and assessing risks associated with working alone.
• Communication: Establishing effective communication systems to ensure regular check-ins and emergency contact.
• Emergency Procedures: Developing and implementing emergency response plans for lone workers.
• Personal Safety: Strategies for maintaining personal safety, including the use of personal alarms and monitoring devices.
• Legal Responsibilities: Understanding employer and employee duties under Irish health and safety regulations.
• Mental Health and Well-being: Addressing the psychological challenges of working alone and promoting mental well-being.

Who Should Attend?

• Employees who regularly work alone or in isolated environments.
• Supervisors and safety officers responsible for lone worker safety.
• Employers seeking to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations for lone workers.

Course Benefits:

• Compliance: Ensures adherence to Irish health and safety regulations for lone workers.
• Safety: Equips participants with the skills to identify risks and respond effectively to emergencies when working alone.
• Confidence: Builds confidence in managing safety and well-being while working in isolation.

Certification:
Participants receive a Certificate of Training upon successful completion of the course, valid for the required period as per Irish regulations.