International travel increases risks for lone workers and employers are just as responsible for keeping their staff safe when they are travelling for work as they are in the regular confines of the workplace, says Mathew Colley.

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This month HSM puts the spotlight on Sarah Neal to find out from a small acorn she grew her international Health and Safety business.

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Craig Swallow explores how emerging lone worker technology allows us to revisit long-standing areas of risk with less trepidation.

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In June the lone worker safety company, SoloProtect, announced a new generation personal safety device (PSD) to the market.

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Safe lone working requires employers to adopt a high standard of personal safety amongst their employees, says Saskia Garner.

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The past decade has seen some real changes in lone working practices across the UK, in the number of lone workers, the variety of jobs they undertake and in the training and technology available to protect them. As the Lone Worker Theatre launches at this year's Health & Safety Event, Nicole Vazquez, the organiser of its education programme, explores some of the trends and developments in this field

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As the country faces increasing threats of terrorism and rising crime rates, more companies are looking at ways to keep their workers safe. LONEALERT’s sales and marketing manager, Mathew Colley discusses.

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It is estimated that 8million people in the UK are lone workers. According to the HSE, this number is on the rise each year, yet it’s an area of employee training that can often be overlooked. With working conditions for individuals changing so quickly, Julian Roberts, CEO for EssentialSkillz, a leading eLearning and compliance specialist, says it’s important that training and risk assessments keep pace.

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It’s important that industries move with the times as technology evolves and consumer needs change. Mathew Colley, sales and marketing manager at LoneAlert, says the lone worker industry is doing just that.

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All employers have a Duty of Care to keep their staff properly trained and comfortable at work. But when it comes to lone working there’s still many grey areas, says LoneALERT sales & marketing manager, Mathew Colley.

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Mathew Colley, sales & marketing manager at LoneAlert, discusses how GPS can protect lone workers - but why some staff still have their doubts.

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Chris Shaw talks to Mathew Colley, sales & marketing manager at LoneALERT, about the current - and future - lone worker protection industry.

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With UK drivers now travelling across Europe and beyond on a regular basis, employees face long periods spent working alone, in a high risk environment where dangers like traffic accidents and physical attacks are pervasive. Mathew Colley, sales & marketing manager at LoneALERT explores the options.

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Klaus Allison, managing director of ANT Telecom, explains why businesses looking to safeguard lone workers should focus less on alarms and audit trails, and more on the processes and procedures to ensure workers get the timely help they need when faced with an SOS.

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ANT Telecom’s managing director, Paul Smith examines the era of the 'lone danger' and uncovers the silver bullet: a smart telecommunications partner.

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Peter Swan, managing director of SBES, examines the often-overlooked issue of lone worker protection.

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Responsible site managers are using the most up-to-date technology to drive continual improvement in health and safety, writes Gary Escott, director of OnGrade.

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The Lone Worker Safety Expo takes place on Tuesday, 25th November 2014 at the Olympia Conference Centre, London. Robert Kaiser, the event's organiser, outlines what visitors can expect from the event.

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Lone workers are commonly acknowledged to be one of the most vulnerable groups of employees. Whether exposed to danger in the form of abuse, from working with dangerous machinery or simply from working alone, it is the moral and legal obligation of an employer to protect their staff. Stefan Olsberg looks at some ways in which companies can protect their lone workers.

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Business downsizing and overhead stripping is
increasing the number of lone workers involved in
potentially hazardous environments.Thankfully there is
now a wide range of technology available designed to
help, but trying

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The First Aid at Work course is designed to help employers meet legal requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and is formally certificated by the First Aid Industry Body (F.A.I.B. approved).

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This course is designed to raise awareness of risks staff may face while lone working and give them the tools they need to minimize these risks.

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Our industry renowned lone worker solutions safeguard the welfare of your lone workers, and offers assistance for Health & Safety legislation.

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