Showings With Strangers
Agents meet unvetted prospects alone in vacant properties with no colleague and often no cell coverage.
Industry — Real Estate
Distributed sites, solitary work.
Agents, property managers, and maintenance staff work alone, off-site, and on properties the employer does not fully control.
I spent several years as a licensed real estate agent and saw firsthand the exposure agents accept when showing properties alone to people whose intentions are unknown. That direct experience shapes how I approach safety for real estate teams.
Exposure
What this industry faces.
The hazards that show up repeatedly in real estate workplaces.
Unsecured Properties
Vacant units, unlit parking, and unmonitored common areas expose staff and residents alike.
Legal Obligation
What the law requires.
Placeholder copy: client-supplied statutory summary for this sector.
Placeholder copy. This section will set out the specific obligations that apply to real estate employers: which statutes and regulations govern them, which facilities and roles are covered, and how the written plan, training, and recordkeeping duties differ from the general standard.
Placeholder copy. State-level detail lives on the state requirement pages and will be cross-linked here once the client supplies verified language and citations.
Our Work
What we deliver.
How each engagement tier applies to this sector.
Foundation
Portfolio-level hazard assessment with aerial survey of properties, plus lone-worker procedure and initial staff training.
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Annual review as the portfolio changes, refresher training for new agents and managers, and post-incident plan updates.
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Program standardization across regions and property types, with owner and investor reporting.
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