Risk Assessment: Can You Afford Not to Protect Your Lone Workers?

Written by Updated March 28, 2016

Craig Badrick is President and CEO of Turn-key Technologies, Inc., bringing extensive experience in wireless communications and IT infrastructure across education, healthcare, enterprise, government, and hospitality environments. His expertise includes Wi-Fi and wireless networking, voice over Wi-Fi, wireless telephony, paging, emergency communications, network optimization, load balancing, backup systems, message archiving, data protection, firewalls, and spam filtering. Craig also brings deep ...

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Craig Badrick Craig Badrick Updated on March 28, 2016

Lone Worker

can_you_afford_not_to_protect_your_lone_workers A lone worker is someone who has jobs and assignments that require workers to be on their own for long periods of time. If a lone worker gets injured on the job is there anyone they can reach out to? If not, could you afford the costs associated with not properly protecting your workers safety and well-being? Probably not.

When you don't provide full protection to your employees you not only run the risk of monetary cost, but also the cost of negatively affecting your employees.

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