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Preventing Workplace Violence

SS Course: GK821248

Course Overview

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In the Preventing Workplace Violence course, you will devote a full day to examining warning signs of workplace violence, why these signs are sometimes not recognized, and how to prevent violence in the workplace from occurring. This dynamic instructor-led course also explores how prevalent the problem is and aggravating factors that can make an already difficult employee violent.

                                                                  

Scheduled Classes

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Outline

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Understanding Violence in the Workplace

  • Definition of Workplace Violence
  • Facts about Workplace Violence
  • Factors Linked with Increased Workplace Violence
  • Identifying Potentially Violent Employees
  • Is Your Organization Prepared?

Violence Prevention Strategies

  • Preventing Critical Incidents Is Crucial
  • The Elements of Prevention
  • Assemble a Crisis Management Team
  • Mobilize Professional Advisors
  • Create a Crisis Management Plan
  • Establish a Violence-Protection Policy
  • Know Your Employment Laws
  • Use Proper Employee-Selection Techniques
  • Recognize Signs of Trouble
  • Provide Coaching or Counseling
  • Take Disciplinary Action

Crisis Management

  • Recognize and Mobilize
  • What to Do During a Crisis
  • Ten Pitfalls to Avoid During a Critical Incident
  • Tips on Nonverbal Communication
  • Helping Employees Get Through the Trauma
  • What to Do After a Critical Incident

Case Studies

  • Test Your Knowledge

    Prerequisites

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      Who Should Attend

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      This workshop is designed for:

      • Managers
      • Supervisors
      • Threat Assessment Teams
      • Security Personnel
      • Human Resource Personnel
      • Facilities Managers
      • Safety Personnel
      • Risk Management Staff and anyone interested in controlling workplace violence