New Course Release: Workplace Violence (v5)

Lauren Childers
Lauren Childers
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California’s new SB 553 law requires all employers establish a compliant workplace violence prevention strategy and initiate training by July 1, 2024. 

Similarly, New York's recent Retail Worker Safety Act requires that all retailers, with more than 10 employees, provide a violence prevention plan and train retail employees. Emtrain’s Workplace Violence Prevention Training is specifically designed to meet all CA SB 553 and NY Retail Worker Safety Act training mandates. 

This workplace violence prevention training course provides important protection for employees by showing how they can spot classic red flag situations and to minimize the potential for violent episodes in the workplace. It also walks employees through an action plan of how to respond if and when workplace violence happens

 

What's new?

  • New videos
  • New lessons including 2 additional lessons: The Manager's Role in Preventing Workplace Violence and Our Commitment to Safety
  • New PDF resource providing links to all state government sites
  • Overall improved flow and formatting
  • Features more relevant risk questions 

 

This course teaches:

  • The legal definition of workplace violence and its various types.
  • How to identify potential hazards and assess the risks in your work environment.
  • What warning signs and red flags in behavior that may indicate potential violence.
  • Emergency response protocols, including de-escalation techniques.
  • Policies, procedures, and resources for preventing and responding to workplace violence.

 

Workplace Violence Training includes the following features:

  • Realistic workplace video scenes
  • Interactive quizzes and polling questions
  • Ask an Expert feature allows learners to ask subject matter experts questions about the materials covered and view other learners' questions on the same topic.
  • Branded with your organization's logo
     

If you have an LMS-connected account, you can download the SCORM file for Workplace Violence. For more information, please refer to the Workplace Violence (v5) content article for additional information.

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