How to identify hazards for lone workers?
5 October 2026
A worker who cannot call for help is a liability your organisation cannot afford. In Australia and New Zealand, the primary risk of lone work is not the task itself,…
Read More →5 October 2026
A worker who cannot call for help is a liability your organisation cannot afford. In Australia and New Zealand, the primary risk of lone work is not the task itself,…
Read More →2 October 2026
A spreadsheet cannot call for help when a worker is unconscious in a remote area. In Australia and New Zealand, a template is merely a starting point; the real danger…
Read More →29 September 2026
A policy document won’t find a worker unconscious in a remote area of New South Wales or the Southern Alps. In Australia and New Zealand, the gap between a “check-in…
Read More →30 April 2026
If your worker goes missing in a cellular black spot, a PDF policy will not find them. In Australia, the WHS Act 2011 demands more than a paperwork exercise; it…
Read More →22 April 2026
A risk assessment that lives in a filing cabinet won’t save a worker in a remote New Zealand valley. When the signal drops, so does your protection. In New Zealand,…
Read More →14 April 2026
When a worker is unreachable in an emergency, a duty of care becomes a liability. Across Australia, organisations are facing increasing scrutiny around their ability to demonstrate a proactive approach…
Read More →11 April 2026
When a remote worker is injured and unable to call for help, a policy document offers no protection. Across Australia and New Zealand, industries relying on geographically dispersed teams face…
Read More →8 April 2026
A checklist doesn’t rescue a worker 500km from the nearest town when a fall goes undetected. Across Australia and New Zealand, organisations are discovering that simply *having* a lone worker…
Read More →6 April 2026
When a worker is unreachable in a remote area, a minor incident can escalate into a critical emergency with life-altering consequences. Across Australia and New Zealand, the WHS Act 2011…
Read More →2 April 2026
When a remote worker raises an alarm, seconds count – and a mobile phone with no signal offers zero protection. Across Australia and New Zealand, organisations face increasing scrutiny around…
Read More →30 March 2026
A checklist alone won’t raise an alarm when a New Zealand worker is unresponsive in a remote location. The WorkSafe NZ Good Practice Guide highlights the critical need for proactive…
Read More →28 March 2026
In Australia and New Zealand, relying on a simple ‘check-in’ system for your lone workers is a gamble you can’t afford to take. The WHS Act 2011 (AU) and HSWA…
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