“Caddy Consulting made the Lone
Worker training, fun, interesting and thought provoking for all that
attended. By delivering the training with Aikido principles it turned
a typically dry topic into a course that added value but was enjoyable
at the same time.”
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Gemma Simmonds
Training Officer
King Sturge LLP
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| Safety and Awareness for Lone Workers |
There are many types of Lone Workers.
The obvious lone workers include ‘field based’ personnel,
such as community medical and social staff, estate agents and
tradespeople, who visit people’s homes constantly. There
is also the not so obvious lone workers, such as receptionists
in an office where all their colleagues may be out or behind
closed doors.
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Providing a safe work environment,
as far as is reasonably possible, is the responsibility of every
employer. However, every individual has a responsibility to help
maintain that environment and for their own personal safety,
as well as being accountable for their own behaviour to others.
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By using the Aikido philosophy and
techniques, along with practical solutions and strategies potentially
dangerous situations may be avoided and staff confidence enhanced.
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- To raise the awareness
of the importance of personal safety for lone workers.
- To identify the common
causes and triggers of conflict.
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- To be able to perform a personal
risk assessment of situations delegates may encounter in
their working day.
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develop an understanding of Aikido principles and how
they can help avoid or diffuse difficult situations.
- To provide delegates
with practical tools, advice and the confidence to deal
with difficult or aggressive situations.
- To identify how these
principles can be productive and effective in every day
life and work activities.
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As result of your training you will
feel safer and more confident. For more information ring Caddy
on 0870 7772221.
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