Workplace Threats (4-Hour Course) The threat of violence in the workplace has become more and more of a reality. This course will teach employers and employees how to recognize the signs and symptoms of workplace violence and the behaviors common to violent individuals in order to prevent unfortunate events from occurring in the workplace. Topics covered include ways to enhance observation and perception skills, how to properly report and document situations in the workplace, as well as prevention and deterrence techniques. Employers and employees alike must be prepared in the event of an active shooter or other incident of violence. Proper response could mean the difference between life and death. Course Instructor Andy Veal has worked in law enforcement since 1989, in fields ranging from patrol to narcotics to academy instruction. Course Outline I. What is Workplace Violence? Definition of Workplace Violence Categories of Violence Violence in the Media Hype vs. Reality Economic Impact of Workplace Violence Risk Factors Why is there Violence in the Workplace? Behavioral Characteristics: Predictors of Violence Leakage/Pre-Incident Indicators Behavioral Traits and Characteristics of Violent Offenders Threat Assessment Types of Threats Why are Threats Made? Conducting a Threat Assessment III. Prevention and Deterrence Workplace Violence Scenarios Prevention Prevention Program Elements Observation Enhancing Your Observation and Perception Skills Color Code of Awareness Aggressive Protection Occupational Safety and Health Administration Commitments to the Program Workplace Commitments Employee Commitments Accountability and Zero Tolerance Specific Steps Worksite Analysis Workplace Controls Post-Incident Response Training and Education Record-Keeping Evaluation Additional Sources of Information II. Report, Document and Discipline What Qualifies as Inappropriate? Progressive Discipline Verbal Warning Verbal Warning Procedures Confirmation and Confidence Document the Entire Conversation Written Warning What to Include in the Written Warning Written Warning Procedures Legal Implications IV. Proper Response Be Proactive Employee Assistance Programs Handling Potentially Violent Individuals If Confronted What Not to Do Early Warning Signs of an Attack Responding to an Attack What to Expect From a Violent Individual Guidelines for Evacuation Police Response Testimonials - Add Your Comments Order Options Price: $50.00 Quantity:   Add to Basket