Comprehensive Lone Worker Safety Monitoring Solution

A lone worker is someone who is working at the place of employment when no one is around and assistance is not readily available.
The lone worker may also be in a risky location such as outside the store or office or working from a location that has a high incidence of crime.

1. Physical risks: Lone workers may be at risk of physical harm from accidents or attacks. They may be working in hazardous environments, such as construction sites or factories, where they could be injured by equipment or machinery. They may also be more vulnerable to assault or theft in isolated areas such as in a large retail store during the night shift.
2. Health risks: Lone workers may be at risk of health issues, such as dehydration, fatigue, or stress. Without close supervision, they may not take adequate breaks, eat properly, or get enough sleep.
3. Psychological risks: Lone workers may experience social isolation, which can lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, or depression. They may also be more vulnerable to bullying or harassment, as there is no one around to intervene.
4. Technical risks: Lone workers may be using equipment or machinery that requires specialized training or expertise. If they are not properly trained or equipped, they may be at risk of accidents or injury.

A lone worker safety policy allows a business to clearly identify and communicate the risks associated with lone workers. The policy defines the responsibilities of employees in risky situations and the required actions needed to mitigate the risks.
The key components of a lone worker policy include:
- Purpose
- Lone worker risks
- Action plan to mitigate risks
- Implementation
– Roles and Responsibilities
- Details of applicable regulations
- Incident management procedures
- Emergency communication plan

The Interface lone worker monitoring solution can be activated by the lone worker by using the security phone or activating any of the available panic buttons installed onsite. In addition, customers can choose to define monitoring guidelines for the solution to meet all privacy requirements.