Lone Worker Types

Organisations of all type have people who work alone, whether that is full time as part of the job role or only periodically. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) defines a lone worker as follows:

Connexion2 understands that lone worker safety is not a ‘one size fits all' proposition - and therefore different jobs have different risk profiles that in turn impact on the best solution for that person.

Resident Liaison Officer	Sales Representative	Healthcare Workers
Retail Employees	Financial Services	Transport & Logistics
Security Personnel / C.I.T	Local Government	Pavement / C.B.D Based
Maintenance & Utilities