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Lone Working Awareness

Sorry Registration for this event ended on December 12th, 2024 5:00 PM
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Are you someone that works on their own, without direct supervision or support? This course could be for you. Course Aims This course is aimed at voluntary organisations and volunteers to ensure they are aware of lone working risks and tips on how to avoid them. The course will cover: • The importance of a risk assessment • Recognising risks for volunteers • Safe lone working • Home visits • Recognising the warning signs of aggression • De-escalating and defusing aggressive situations • Knowing what resources exist • Reporting possible safeguarding concerns

Are you someone that works on their own, without direct supervision or support? This course could be for you.
Course Aims
This course is aimed at voluntary organisations and volunteers to ensure they are aware of lone working risks and tips on how to avoid them.
The course will cover:
• The importance of a risk assessment
• Recognising risks for volunteers
• Safe lone working
• Home visits
• Recognising the warning signs of aggression
• De-escalating and defusing aggressive situations
• Knowing what resources exist
• Reporting possible safeguarding concerns
 

 

When
Dec 13, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Location
Jackson Hall
Portland Place
Hastings, TN34 1QN
United Kingdom
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