Preventing Workplace Violence Online Course
Learn to identify, prevent, and respond to workplace violence with effective online strategies and policies.
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Discover effective strategies to identify, manage, and prevent workplace violence with this precise and engaging online course.
Overview
Workplace violence is a serious concern across industries, often hiding in plain sight until it escalates. This online course offers a structured and thoughtful approach to identifying risk factors, de-escalating conflict, and supporting emotional well-being—without resorting to jargon or overpromises. You’ll explore communication strategies, management responses, and preventative procedures in a way that’s both clear and professionally useful.
Whether you're in HR, management, or simply concerned about workplace safety, this course provides a solid grounding in understanding aggressive behaviours and promoting a culture of prevention. With accessible online modules and straight-talking content, you'll gain a sharper eye for warning signs and learn how to respond with confidence and tact.
Learning Outcomes:
- Recognise risk factors linked to workplace violence and aggression.
- Apply communication strategies to de-escalate tense workplace situations.
- Identify personal safety tactics to use in volatile environments.
- Understand employer and employee responsibilities in violent incidents.
- Support emotional well-being in conflict-heavy work settings.
- Promote policies that build a respectful and alert work culture.
Course Curriculum:
- Introduction to Workplace Violence Prevention Training and Risk Factors
- Conflict Resolution and Personal Safety Measures
- Managing Aggressive Behaviour and Emotional Well-being
- Procedures for Workplace Violence Prevention and Support
- Fostering a Culture of Prevention – Summary and Key Takeaways
- Case Studies and Additional Resources
Who is this Course For:
- Managers responsible for creating safer work environments.
- HR professionals handling sensitive employee concerns.
- Team leaders dealing with high-pressure work dynamics.
- Staff working in customer-facing roles or service sectors.
- Individuals seeking awareness in conflict-heavy workplaces.
- Health and safety officers reviewing risk protocols.
- Those aiming to reduce emotional strain in teams.
- Anyone interested in preventing workplace escalation.
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Human Resources Manager – £48,000 per year
- Health and Safety Officer – £35,000 per year
- Employee Relations Adviser – £39,000 per year
- Conflict Resolution Consultant – £42,000 per year
- Occupational Health Adviser – £41,000 per year
- Corporate Security Analyst – £45,000 per year
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