Free tool

Working-alone policy generator.

Nine questions. The policy writes itself around your answers as you go, and downloads as a Word document you can take straight to approval. No signup, and nothing you type leaves this page.

Your answers

Organisation name Who this policy covers Which roles work alone List the roles. Include anyone alone for part of a shift, not just all of it. Who is accountable for this policy How often lone workers check in How workers raise an alarm Who responds when an alarm is raised Out-of-hours and weekend work Review cycle

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What to do with it

Read it through and change anything that does not match how you actually work. A policy that describes an imaginary organisation is worse than none.
Check the check-in frequency against your risk assessment rather than the other way round.
Have the accountable person approve and date it, and put the review date in a calendar someone owns.
Brief it to staff. A policy nobody has read protects nobody.

Pairs with: the risk assessment · check-in procedure · emergency response plan · risk check

A policy is the plan. Monitored response is what happens at 2am.

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