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How to protect real estate lone worker safety 

 

 

 

A practical guide for principals, WHS and office managers in real estate and property services 

Property inspections. Open homes with strangers walking through empty rooms. Off-market viewings at properties nobody else knows you’re at. It’s a normal day for real estate professionals and it’s also a set of circumstances most safety processes were never designed for. 

A text to the office before you go in. A promise to call when it’s done. These arrangements work fine, right up until an agent can’t make that call and nobody notices until it’s too late. 

This free guide unpacks the specific risks agents face on the job, what your WHS obligations actually require of your agency and what a genuine lone worker safety system needs to do differently to protecting people who spend their day meeting strangers, alone, in unfamiliar properties. 

 

Download this guide to find out: 

  • Why “nothing’s ever happened” isn’t a defence if something does 
  • The real risks your staff face from stranger aggression to isolated properties with no reception 
  • What your legal duty of care covers once staff leave your office 
  • The exact point where manual check-ins break down 
  • The non-negotiable features of a lone worker safety system built for real estate 
  • A practical five-step rollout plan your agency can actually follow 

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