California Workplace Violence Training – [Complete Video Kit]

We also have a Non-California Version of This Training Here

California employers are now required to provide training to their employees on workplace violence. This is part of California Senate bill 553. Educating your workers on workplace violence prevention will not only help you comply with the law but also potentially help your employees from becoming injured at your workplace. This California Workplace Violence training will walk your employees through prevention strategies, teach them how to spot potential problems, and help you fulfill your training requirements in California.

The California Employee Workplace Violence Training Covers:

• How does California define workplace violence? (in addition to physical attacks, it can also include emotional and verbal attacks)
• What are “outside threats,” and why are they important regarding workplace violence?
• How does crime sometimes include violent acts against employees?
• What are examples of “inside threats” regarding workplace violence?
• How can employees learn workplace violence hazard identification?

Workplace Violence Training California Additional Topics:

• What does the California Workplace Violence Bill say about workplace hazards? (The bill requires that employers have a system in place to identify and evaluate workplace violence hazards)
• Are California employers required to have a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan? (Yes, it is a requirement under the new law).
• What needs to be included in the Workplace Violence Prevention Plan? (When violence hazard inspections will be done, how concerns about potential workplace violence hazards will be evaluated, what to do when hazardous conditions are found, what corrective measures will be taken to address those hazards, and more.)
• What is the role of Cal OSHA in workplace violence?

Workplace Violence Warning Signs and Red Flags:

• What are some warning signs that your employees need to be aware of to prevent workplace violence?
• What are the three basic types of threats? (Direct, conditional, and veiled)
• What role does sexual harassment play when it comes to workplace violence?
• How does verbal abuse sometimes lead to workplace violence incidents? (Verbal abuse can include intimidation, bullying, mocking, teasing, etc.)
• Train employees on the “post-incident response.”

Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Requirements:

• What does the workplace violence prevention law in California say about how employees can report concerns and report incidents of workplace violence?
• What is a violence incident log, and why is it required?
• What is a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Administrator, and what are the requirements for employers to designate someone for that role?
• What emergency response procedures are required to be part of your Workplace Violence Prevention Plan?
• What workplace violence prevention training is required for California employers?
• The plan should also include how employees will alerted when a threat exists, what the “shelter” and evacuation plans are, and how the employees will receive help from law enforcement, company security, or fellow co-workers in the event of a workplace violence hazard.
• How to conduct workplace violence incident investigations
• What are the pillars of the California Workplace Violence Prevention Plan? (Management leadership, employee participation, roles and responsibilities of people involved with the plan, hazard identification and assessment, hazard prevention and control, education and training, and recordkeeping requirements.

How To Identify Workplace Violence Hazards:

• In order to reduce or eliminate workplace violence incidents, you need to learn how to identify potential risks. We discuss active shooter situations and response, co-worker physical force situations, and more)
• How to avoid physical altercations with other employees
• What are the different types of workplace violence, and how can employees spot potential hazards?
• and much more….

This workplace violence prevention training will help you comply with California employers’ new training requirements. Educating your staff on how to identify and correct workplace violence hazards, how to prevent workplace violence issues, and how to respond in case something does occur is beneficial to all. This training will help California employees and employers alike.

California Workplace Violence Training Delivery Methods:

This employee training is available on either a DVD or USB stick. The runtime for this course is 23 minutes. We also offer the course in an online format, either as a standalone class or as part of a larger online safety training library.

This Complete Workplace Violence Prevention Training Program for California Employees Includes These Items:

California Workplace Violence Training Full-Length Preview Video: