Webinar - How to protect real estate and facilities lone worker safety

An empty property is not a controlled environment. 

A text message before an inspection. A call at the end of the day. An understanding that a staff member will call for help if something happens. 

These arrangements feel adequate until a staff member is alone with a stranger in a vacant property, on an unfamiliar site or unable to make contact. In those moments, a process that depends on the worker initiating contact offers no protection at all. 

For real estate and property services organisations with staff conducting facility inspections and property visits alone, that gap carries real consequences, for your people and for your organisation’s duty of care obligations. 

Join our free webinar to learn how to close those gaps.

Key takeaways: 

• Where the genuine risk sits during property viewings, facility inspections and client meetings on unfamiliar sites
• The line between a reasonable duty of care effort and one that would hold up under scrutiny
• Why ‘call if something goes wrong’ quietly assumes the person can still make that call
• The specific features that separate a real safety system from a well-intentioned habit