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Lone Worker, Parts 1-2

Get enrolled in our 28-minute Lone Worker, Parts 1-2 course that offers a certificate upon completion.

Working alone can present unique challenges and risks, especially in the hazardous environments of the construction industry. According to OSHA, approximately 25% of workplace fatalities occur among lone workers, emphasizing the importance of safety protocols and awareness. Our Lone Worker, Parts 1-2 course equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the risks associated with solitary work. Our online safety training program covers essential topics such as risk assessment, emergency response planning, and the implementation of safety measures. We ensure that workers understand the specific challenges faced by lone workers. Learners foster a safer working environment, reduce accidents, and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Ultimately, this course aims to empower lone workers with the tools they need to protect themselves and work safely.

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Learning Objectives

Understand the definition and implications of lone working in the construction industry.
Identify the potential risks and hazards associated with working alone and develop strategies to mitigate these risks effectively.
Learn the key components of a comprehensive risk assessment tailored to lone working scenarios.
Recognize the importance of emergency response planning and develop effective plans for different emergencies.

Gain insights into the legal and regulatory requirements related to lone working, including OSHA standards.
Explore best practices for communication and reporting while working alone, including the use of technology and check-in systems.
Evaluate personal safety equipment and protocols necessary for lone workers to enhance their safety and well-being.
Foster a culture of safety and awareness among colleagues and supervisors regarding the challenges faced by lone workers.

Course Outline

Lone Worker: Concerns

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. What Is Lone Work?
1. What Is Lone Work?
2. Working Alone and in Isolation
3. Examples of Lone Work
4. Lone Work Is NOT Always Appropriate

3. Health and Safety Risks
1. Risks Associated with Lone Work
2. Working Alone
3. Risks Associated with Isolation
4. Knowledge Check: Health and Safety Risks
4. Conclusion
1. Summary

Lone Worker: Risk Assessment

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Risk Assessment
1. What Is Risk Assessment?
2. Formal Risk Assessment
3. Dynamic Risk Assessment
4. Changing Conditions
5. Update Risk Assessments AFTER the Work Too
6. Risk Assessment Example
3. Task, Tool and Resource Considerations
1. Tasks and Tools
2. Consider the Past, Perspectives and Experience
3. Resources for Information
4. Knowledge Check: Task, Tool and Resource Considerations
4. Location Considerations
1. Environment, Terrain and Weather
2. Communication, Facilities and Emergencies
3. Animals, Insects, Plants and People
4. Knowledge Check: Location Considerations

5. Personal Considerations
1. Training and Experience
2. Health
3. Knowledge Check: Personal Considerations
6. Monitoring the Safety of Lone Workers
1. Monitoring the Safety of Lone Workers
2. Establishing Travel Plans
3. Methods of Monitoring Lone Worker Safety
4. Frequency and Failure
5. Knowledge Check: Using Check-Ins to Monitor Lone Worker Safety
7. Conclusion
1. Summary

Training Process

The Lone Worker, Parts 1-2 course offers self-paced learning that covers essential topics through clear, concise modules. Workers can access the course materials online, including instructional videos, practical examples, and assessments, allowing them to complete the training at their convenience. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge to be safe and follow OSHA guidelines.

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