Example Lone Worker Risk Assessment

Any organisation with lone working colleagues should have a comprehensive Lone Worker Risk Assessment to identify potential hazards, establish the risk that someone might be harmed, and highlight plans to mitigate those risks.

Our Lone Worker Risk Assessment template will provide you with an ideal layout to achieve this and, subsequently, ensure the safety of your lone or remote workers, mobile teams, homeworkers, and community-based staff.

In our article 6 types of workplace hazards and how to spot them, we outline the 6 types of workplace hazards to look out for and provide examples for each: safety (e.g. a wobbly step), physical/environmental (e.g. extreme temperatures), biological (e.g. bacteria), chemical (e.g. corrosive liquids), ergonomic (e.g. manual handling), and psychosocial (e.g. violence).

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