Preventing Workplace Violence
It is very important for employees to be trained on how to deal with violence in a working environment. Creating ...
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- Description
- Curriculum
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11.0 Introduction
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22.0 Initial Assessment and Security Review
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33.0 Develop a Policy
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44.0 Develop a Violence Prevention Plan (VPP)
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55.0 Education and Training
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66.0 Incident Reporting and Investigation
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77.0 Post-Incident Follow-up
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88.0 Program Evaluation
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9Preventing Workplace Violence Quiz
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102.1 Form a Planning Group/Threat Response Team
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113.1 Comprehensive Policy Statement
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124.1 Workplace Violence Warning Signs
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135.1 Three Components of VPP Education
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146.1 Reporting Incidents
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157.1 Immediately After the Violent Act
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168.1 Steps in the Evaluation Process
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172.1 Form a Planning Group/Threat Response Team (Continued)
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183.2 Policy Statement Contents
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194.2 Forms of Violence Among Co-workers
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205.2 Training Strategies and Techniques
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216.2 Threat Incident Report System
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227.2 Initiate the Post-Incident Trauma Plan
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238.2 Assessment and Analysis
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242.2 Working With Your Union
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253.3 Recommended Approaches
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264.3 Levels of Violence and Response
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275.3 Employee Training
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286.3 When the Violent/Threatening Incident Occurs
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297.3 Disciplinary Actions
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308.2 Assessment and Analysis (Continued)
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312.3 Defining Violence in the Workplace
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324.3.1 Level One (Early Warning Signs)
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335.4 Supervisory Training
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346.4 Investigating Incidents of Violence
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357.4 Post-Incident Debriefings
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368.3 Evaluate the Program After an Incident
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372.4 Types of Workplace Violence
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384.3.1.1 Response When Early Warning Signs Occur at Level One
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395.5 Incident Response Team Training
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406.5 Types of Investigations
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412.4.1 Type I - Criminal Act
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424.3.2 Level Two (Escalation of the Situation)
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436.5.1 Threat Assessment Investigations
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442.4.2 Type II - Recipient of Service
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454.3.2.1 Response When the Situation Has Escalated to Level Two
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466.5.2 Administrative Investigations
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472.4.3 Type III - Employment Relationship
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484.3.3 Level Three (Further Escalation - May Result in an Emergency Response)
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496.5.3 Criminal Investigations
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502.4.4 Type IV - Personal Relationship
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514.3.3.1 Response When Situation is a Level Three Emergency
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522.5 Determining Risk Factors for Workplace Violence
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534.4 Domestic Violence
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542.6 Conducting a Security Survey
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554.4.1 Response Involving Domestic Violence
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562.6.1 Conducting a Security Survey
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574.5 Proactive Control Measures
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584.5.1 Engineering Controls
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594.5.2 Administrative/Work Practice Controls
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604.5.3 Personal Protective Equipment
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614.6 Prevention Measures
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624.6.1 Potential Type I (Criminal Violence) Prevention Measures
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634.6.2 Potential Type II Prevention Measures
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644.6.3 Potential Type III Prevention Measures
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654.7 Administrative Control Strategies
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664.8 Take Advantage of Community Resources