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Workplace Violence Prevention
- 9 – 16 minutes
- 1 training module
- Customize training content
- Additional languages available
- Meets accessibility standards
- Auto-save training, mobile-friendly
- Deliver on Ethena or your LMS (SCORM)
Course summary
Workplace violence is a serious issue that can impact employee safety, morale, and productivity. This compliance training course equips employees and managers with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize, prevent, and respond to workplace violence.
Topics covered:
- Understanding workplace violence: definitions, types of violence, and common risk factors
- Recognizing warning signs: how to identify potential threats, escalating behaviors, and early intervention strategies
- Prevention strategies: de-escalation techniques and reporting procedures
- Response & emergency preparedness: crisis response protocols and post-incident reporting
For those with offices in California, it also satisfies the requirements for California’s workplace violence prevention law, CA SB 553.
Included Modules:
Workplace Violence Prevention
An overview of what constitutes workplace violence as well as how to recognize and respond to incidents.
CA SB 553 (California only)
This module focuses on California Senate Bill 553, how workplace violence is defined in California, and the requirements of SB 553.
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