£1.8m fine after lone worker drowns in “accident waiting to happen”
South West Water have been fined £1.8 million following the death of lone worker, Robert Geach, who drowned in a filtration tank. […] Read More
Lone Working
Westminster attack – how did you know your staff were safe?
By Rachel Griffin, CEO, Suzy Lamplugh Trust It was a source of great comfort and confidence to me on the […] Read More
Lone worker experts team up to offer new initiatives
Lone worker experts Peoplesafe and Worthwhile Training have teamed up with to introduce a range of innovative safety training initiatives. Read More
Employee violence and civil litigation
By Walter Brennan In an increasingly litigious workplace, not only can employers be sued for sacking an employee without good […] Read More
Case study: protecting over 200 lone workers at Serco
In this case study, SoloProtect explain how they worked together with Serco to deliver protection to over 200 lone workers […] Read More
The hidden safety benefits of workplace GPS tracking
By Noelle West, TSheets.com In a recent survey about GPS tracking in the workplace, more than two-thirds of employees who […] Read More
Protecting lone workers is not a choice, it’s a call of duty
Following two health and safety prosecutions at the end of 2016, Klaus Aliion, Managing Director, ANT Telecom, looks at what […] Read More
Top ten tips for lone working over the festive period
As the countdown to Christmas begins it’s important to remember the added risks this time of year can bring. It’s […] Read More
How leaders can create a respectful culture and boost workplace safety
An employer’s’ duty of care to provide a safe workplace free from bullying and harassment is increasingly fraught with challenges. […] Read More
Video: Responding to a lone worker incident with Nicole Vazquez
In her final video for SHP Safety Talks, lone worker expert Nicole Vazquez explains how you should respond to a lone worker incident. Read More