Allergen Awareness 
Active Listening - Distance Learning CPD 
Anger Management - Understanding Anger 
Working Time and Holidays 
Verification of Death 
First Aid Burns 
The ABCs of Supervising Others - Distance Learning CPD 
Anger Management - Understanding Anger - Distance Learning CPD 
COVID-19 - Coronavirus - A Basic Guide 
Advanced Writing Skills - Distance Learning CPD 
Tissue Viability - Assessment and Treatment of Wound 
Dementia - Types of Dementia 
Communication Strategies - Distance Learning CPD 
Fire Warden 
Care Certificate Standard 06: Communication 
Many people routinely work by themselves as part of their normal day to day work.
Working alone or in isolation can place people in a vulnerable position whereby assistance, if required, may not be readily available.
Working alone should not place employees at greater risk than other employees so lone workers must be aware of the particular risks they face and be familiar with control measures in place to ensure their safety.
Learning Outcomes:
- To heighten awareness regarding the health and safety issues associated with lone working
- To identify the responsibilities of both lone workers and employers
- To promote safe practices for lone working
