Free Lone Worker Team Safety Assessment Tool

Would your team benefit from a personal safety solution?

Is Your Team at Risk? Use Our Lone Worker Safety Assessment

If you manage lone workers, community-based employees, or hybrid and remote staff, ensuring their safety should be a top priority.

Whether you're responsible for housing officers, healthcare workers, field engineers, or retail staff locking up at night — every role comes with unique risks. But how do you know if your team truly needs a personal safety solution?

Our free Lone Worker Team Assessment makes it simple. Just answer 21 “yes” or “no” questions about your team’s working conditions, communication tools, and emergency readiness. Then use our scoring system to determine your risk level and next steps.

Why Use Our Lone Worker Safety Team Assessment?

Identify lone working risks across your team
Measure safety needs quickly and easily
Discover if a safety solution is necessary
Get personalised next steps based on your score

Team Safety Assessment Scoring System

Less than 50 points — Low Risk

You may not need a personal safety solution right now. However, risk profiles can change as roles evolve, so stay alert to future needs.

Suggested Next Steps:

Learn more about common lone worker risks here.
Review our guidance on creating a Lone Worker Policy.

50 – 100 points — Moderate Risk

Your team likely faces regular safety concerns. A lone worker solution could greatly enhance your duty of care and reduce workplace risk.

Suggested Next Steps:

Explore how SoloProtect protects lone workers.
Learn about the consequences of failing to protect your team — from fines to reputational damage.
See our guide to reducing staff turnover with better safety.

100+ points — High Risk

Your team is regularly exposed to significant risks, and you likely have a legal and moral obligation to implement a personal safety solution.

Suggested Next Steps:

Discover our full range of lone worker safety devices and apps.
Read how companies like Domino’s and John Lewis use SoloProtect in our case studies.
Book a free safety solution demo.

Who Should Use This Safety Assessment?

This tool is designed for managers and employers responsible for lone, remote, or mobile workers in business settings. If you're unsure about your legal responsibilities, or if your team includes individuals working out of sight or supervision, this is for you.