Managing remote working - IOSH

Home office, mobile officeManaging remote I nformation guideIOSH publishes a range of free technical guidance. Our guidance literature is designed to support and inform members and motivate and influence health and safety office, mobile office? Managing remote workingAdvances in information technology mean that more and more people are working away from the office. remote working has many advantages including reduced costs for employers and greater flexibility for employees but it also raises different health and safety concerns. Our guide explains how to protect your staff and improve efficiency by Managing the risks sensibly. It also includes some assessment checklists to help you manage remote working . This guide refers to UK law, statistics and examples. The general principles and advice apply outside the UK, but if you re reading this in a non-UK context, you should be aware of possible differences and may need to use data from your own you have any comments or questions about this guide, please contact Research and Information Services at IOSH:- t +44 (0)116 257 3100- versions of this and other guides are available at materials are reviewed at least once every three years.

2 Risk assessment – introduction Health and safety advisers can provide guidance on the best way to manage assessments, help with training and provide advice on specific issues. Our ‘Feedback checklist for office remote workers’ and ‘Assessment checklist for remote working’ can help with the risk assessment process.

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