How to implement a lone worker safety system for: a step-by-step checklist for community and social services

A step-by-step checklist for principals, WHS and office managers

Every private inspection puts staff alone in a property alone or with someone they’ve just met. You know it’s a risk. The harder part is knowing exactly what to put in place so an incident doesn’t turn into a crisis with nobody watching. 

This free checklist takes you through the full process of building a lone worker safety system for your organisation, from identifying your gaps to choosing the right technology and making sure your agents actually use it in the field.

Use this checklist to: 

• Identify every point in your team’s day where they’re working alone with no backup
• Pin down exactly what your system needs to do before you start comparing providers 
• Understand what genuinely effective welfare timers, duress alerts and monitoring look like 
• Roll out a system your agents will use not one that sits unused in the app store 
• Create the documented record your agency needs if something ever goes wrong