Off the shelf elearning. Staying safe at work.

Lone working

According to the Health and Safety Executive, a lone worker is someone who works by themselves without close or direct supervision.

Many lone workers drive or work with the general public, which exposes them to risks such as violence or road accidents. If you work alone, you ideally want to identify these risks so that you or your employer can put in place any arrangements that can help to avoid or lessen them.

20 minutes completion

WCAG AA accessible

Video included

Assessment included

What’s included in this course?

This module covers the following topics:

Travel considerations as a lone worker.

Factors to be aware of when working alone.

What to do if you are involved in an incident when you are working alone.

Your responsibilities as a lone worker.

For someone who is having a severe allergic reaction.

Electricity.

Reporting responsibilities.

Managing stress in the workplace.

Explain the use of reasonable force as it applies to conflict resolution.

Describe different methods for dealing with possible conflict situations.

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Staying safe at work.

COSHH

Feel more confident to identify hazardous substances and learn how to store and handle them safely.

Driving safely

Ensure that you understand how to keep yourself, your colleagues and other road users safe when driving.

DSE at home

Make sure your home workstation is set up to help reduce the risk of injury or discomfort.

DSE at work

Learn some sensible habits you can adopt to ensure that your workstation helps to reduce the risk of injury or discomfort.

Fire extinguishers

Explore some key information about fires, the different types of fire extinguishers and how to effectively use them.

Fire marshal training

Understand the role and duties of the fire marshal or warden in your organisation.

Fire safety

Recognise your fire safety responsibilities, the precautions you can take and what to do in the event of a fire.

Food allergen awareness

Recognise your moral and legal responsibility to ensure that the food you produce never contains undeclared allergens.

Food safety awareness

Understand the important part you have to play in making sure that food is safe and fit for human consumption.

Health and safety

Understand some of the main hazards and risks that you are likely to encounter within the workplace.

Keeping your information secure

Learn what you can do if you encounter a possible security issue when working remotely.

Lone worker safety

Understand how to assess the risks of working alone, which factors to be aware of and how to keep safe.

Manual handling

Identify the safest ways to approach manual handling to take care of the health and safety of yourself and your colleagues.

Safe use of hand tools

Recognise some of the risks and hazards of working with hand and power tools.

Working at height

Find out the information you need to be able to work at height safely, and within the law.

Workplace first aid awareness

Explore information and practical advice on what to do in situations that require first aid.

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