How to implement a lone worker safety system for local government
Free step-by-step checklist for councils implementing a lone worker safety system that protects field officers and meets WHS obligations.
How to implement a lone worker safety system for real estate organisations
Free checklist for real estate organisations building a lone worker safety system that protects staff at property visits and inspections.
How to implement a lone worker safety system for community and social services organisations
Free checklist for community and social services teams building a lone worker safety system for home visits and outreach work.
Webinar – How to protect healthcare lone worker safety
Watch this free webinar on protecting healthcare lone workers. Learn the risks, obligations and what an effective safety system includes.
What you need in a lone worker protection system: a buyer’s checklist for healthcare organisations
This checklist gives you the questions to ask and the capability gaps to watch out for when buying a lone worker protection system.
What to look for in a lone worker protection system
In large organisations, safety systems rarely roll out evenly. Lone worker safety is no exception. More often, it begins where the risk is most visible or the pressure is the highest. One team identifies a gap. One manager takes responsibility. One part of the organisation puts a system in place that works.
How to implement a lone worker safety system for healthcare and community services organisations
This free checklist shows every step of implementing a lone worker safety system that is operational, auditable and fit for purpose,
How to protect healthcare lone worker safety
This guide will walk you through what a robust lone worker safety system should include and how technology can help your organisation move from reactive to ready.
How Lone Worker Safety Often Starts in One Team and Grows from There
In large organisations, safety systems rarely roll out evenly. Lone worker safety is no exception. More often, it begins where the risk is most visible or the pressure is the highest. One team identifies a gap. One manager takes responsibility. One part of the organisation puts a system in place that works.
Ideagen announces acquisition of WorkSafe Guardian
Ideagen, a global leader in health, safety and risk management software, has announced the acquisition of WorkSafe Guardian (WSG), an Australian-based provider of lone worker safety solutions.
