The extent of supervision depends on the risk and the ability of the mobile worker to identify and handle health and safety issues.
Employees new to a job may need to be accompanied until competencies are achieved. Supervisors may periodically visit to observe the work being done.
- There should be regular contact
- Automatic warnings should be activated if mobile workers do not return to base within the appropriate time
- Regular check‑ins are vital, but pairing them with reliable lone worker safety solution adds an extra layer of assurance for remote staff.
- Other warnings that raise the alarm in the event of an emergency should be devised Check that the mobile worker has returned to base, or home, on completion of the work.
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