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Lone and remote working

Night shifts, remote sites and solo jobs: plan the contact, the check-in and the rescue.

Key points

  • Working alone is often safe. The danger is that nobody comes when something goes wrong.
  • Include lone working in your risk assessment. Some jobs, such as confined space entry, always need a second person.
  • Set a check-in schedule, a way to raise the alarm, and a clear plan for what happens when a check-in is missed.
  • Test the contact system and the emergency plan. A phone with no signal is not a safety system.
Know itLone and remote working: what supervisors need to knowHow to manage people who work alone: risk assessment, jobs that need a second person, check-in systems, escalation and emergencies, with Singapore duties.Read the guide → Check itLone working checklistChecks before someone works alone: risk assessment, task limits, contact device, check-in schedule, escalation steps, first aid and end-of-shift sign-out.Open the checklist → Brief itToolbox talk: working aloneA five-minute crew briefing on lone working: the check-in schedule, what happens when you miss one, the jobs you never do alone, and when to walk away.Use the toolbox talk →

All lone and remote working resources

Guide

Lone and remote working: what supervisors need to know

Emily Carter · Oct 20, 2026
Checklist

Lone working checklist

Emily Carter · Oct 20, 2026
Toolbox talk

Toolbox talk: working alone

Nurul Hidayah Binte Azman · Oct 20, 2026

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