Workplace Violence Prevention Training
Get ready to learn how to handle tough situations with confidence at our Workplace Violence Prevention Training session!
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About this event
Prevent workplace violence with expert training. Learn key strategies to keep your environment safe and secure.
Overview
Workplace violence can affect any organisation, regardless of size or sector. This training provides essential knowledge on identifying risks, recognising warning signs, and understanding how to respond effectively to maintain a safe workplace. It covers a wide range of scenarios, from verbal threats to physical confrontations, ensuring learners are well-prepared to manage these challenges with confidence.
This course focuses on prevention strategies, legal responsibilities, and communication techniques that reduce the chances of violence occurring. Suitable for all employees, it promotes awareness and encourages a respectful and secure atmosphere. By completing this training, participants will gain valuable insight into creating safer working environments, helping organisations foster positive and protected workplaces.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify common causes and types of workplace violence effectively.
- Understand employer and employee responsibilities regarding violence prevention.
- Recognise early warning signs of potential violent behaviour.
- Apply communication techniques to defuse tense or hostile situations.
- Learn reporting procedures to manage incidents appropriately.
- Promote a safer work culture through increased awareness and action.
Who is this Course For
- Employees seeking to understand workplace violence prevention essentials.
- Managers wanting to improve workplace safety and team wellbeing.
- Human resources staff responsible for employee safety policies.
- Security personnel aiming to enhance violence awareness skills.
- Health and safety officers monitoring risk and mitigation strategies.
- Supervisors tasked with maintaining a respectful work environment.
- Administrative staff who manage incident reporting and documentation.
- Organisations aiming to protect staff and reduce workplace risks.
Career Path
- Health and Safety Officer – Average salary £32,000 per year
- Human Resources Advisor – Average salary £30,000 per year
- Security Manager – Average salary £40,000 per year
- Employee Relations Specialist – Average salary £35,000 per year
- Risk Management Consultant – Average salary £45,000 per year
- Training and Development Coordinator – Average salary £28,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
Workplace violence includes any act or threat of physical violence, harassment, or intimidation in a work setting.
Preventing workplace violence helps keep employees safe, reduces stress, and creates a positive work environment.
Report the incident immediately to your supervisor or HR, and follow your company’s safety procedures.
Yes, through awareness, training, clear policies, and timely reporting, workplace violence can be reduced or avoided.