Workplace violence is a growing concern that can have serious consequences for employees, organizations, and business operations. From verbal threats and intimidation to physical violence and active shooter situations, organizations must be prepared to recognize risks, prevent incidents, and respond appropriately.
This practical webinar provides employees, managers, supervisors, and HR professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to identify warning signs, reduce workplace violence risks, and foster a culture of safety and respect. Participants will learn prevention strategies, reporting procedures, de-escalation techniques, and emergency response best practices to help protect both people and the workplace.
Every organization has a responsibility to provide a safe and secure workplace. Understanding the warning signs of workplace violence and knowing how to respond can help prevent incidents before they escalate. Proactive prevention not only protects employees but also reduces legal liability, strengthens workplace culture, and supports business continuity.
Recognize the warning signs and risk factors for workplace violence
Understand employer and employee responsibilities for maintaining a safe workplace
Respond effectively to threats, aggressive behavior, and emergencies
Apply de-escalation techniques to reduce conflict
Strengthen workplace violence prevention policies and reporting procedures
Foster a culture of respect, safety, and accountability
This webinar is ideal for:
HR Managers and HR Business Partners
Supervisors and Team Leaders
Department and Operations Managers
Safety and Security Professionals
Business Owners and Executives
Compliance and Risk Management Professionals
Facilities Managers
Employee Relations Professionals
Frontline Employees
Anyone responsible for maintaining a safe and respectful workplace
Understanding Workplace Violence: Types, Causes, and Risk Factors
Recognizing Early Warning Signs of Potential Violence
Employer & Employee Roles in Workplace Violence Prevention
Effective Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Techniques
Reporting Threats, Incidents, and Suspicious Behavior
Developing and Implementing Workplace Violence Prevention Policies
Emergency Response Procedures and Active Shooter Preparedness
Supporting Employees After a Workplace Violence Incident
Legal Requirements, OSHA Guidelines, and Compliance Best Practices
Building a Culture of Safety, Respect, and Prevention
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Rose Avila is a Professional translator, interpreter and safety trainer with 30 years’ experience in the agricultural industry, 20 of those in the wine industry. Born in Mexico and raised and educated in Southern California I’ve developed and honed my bilingual skills both as an employee and as a freelancer. Accurate interpretation and document translation leads to productive and positive communication in the business world and beyond. Safety First is relevant across all companies from small to Fortune 500 corporations.