Workplace Violence Prevention for Everyone

Introduction
- Introduction
- Statistics
- David Hough Video
- What will you learn
What is Workplace Violence
- Video: What is workplace violence
- Select the type of workplace violence you think each of the following examples represents.
- Threats 1
- Threats 2
- Threats 2
- Threats 2
Who Commits Workplace Violence?
- Who commits workplace violence
Types of Violence
- Scenarios Intro
- Disruptive behavior
- Threatening Behavior
- Introduction
- What did Mary do right?
- What warning signs did Mary miss?
- What step or steps can Mary take after the incident?
- Threatening Behavior 2
- Physically aggressive behavior
- About weapons
- Why do people resort to physically aggressive behavior
- What inhibits physical aggression?
Preventing Workplace Violence
- Develop Awareness
- Your responsibilities
- Reporting workplace violence
- When to report
- How to report
- What happens after a report
Support Services
- WVPRC
- EAP
- Supervisors
- Wrap up
Quiz
- Introduction
- Which of the following people could potentially commit workplace violence? (Choose all that apply.)
- For this training, workplace violence is divided into which three categories?
- When should you report your concerns about violence or potential violence in the workplace?
- What type of workplace violence requires an immediate response?
- Whom should you contact first if you don’t know your specific work group’s violence reporting process and procedure?
- If you report red flag behaviors or violence at work, you will always know how the situation is resolved.
- Your response to disruptive or threatening behavior can influence a positive outcome.
- Which of the following could be used as a weapon? (Choose all that apply.)
- The tip sheets for handling workplace violence are important because:
- What steps can you take to help prevent workplace violence? (Choose all that apply.)
Conclusion
- Conclusion