Working Alone Awareness

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Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety. (CCOHS)
Government of Alberta. “Occupational Health and Safety Code (2009)”
Government of British Columbia “OHS Regulation Part 4”
Government of Manitoba, Manitoba Labour & Regulatory Services
Public Services Health and Safety Association
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Working alone means that you’re working under circumstances where assistance isn’t readily available in the event of an injury, illness, or emergency. In the course of your work tasks, if you can’t be seen or heard by another person, you’re considered a lone worker.

In this Working Alone course, you’ll learn how to identify lone work hazards, and the procedures for controlling them.

Course topics include:

Defining working alone
Identifying lone work situations
Understanding personal security
Assessing and controlling lone work hazards
Best practices for the five main types of lone workers
Effective communication and contact

To successfully complete the course, learners have 3 attempts to achieve 80% or higher on the exam. Upon completion the learner receives a Certificate of Achievement that is valid for 3 years from the date of completion.

Online duration subject to student capabilities.

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