Indiana House advances workplace violence reporting bill
HB 1040 joins legislation like it in 16 other states to increase workplace violence reporting requirements for these two industries.
HB 1040 joins legislation like it in 16 other states to increase workplace violence reporting requirements for these two industries.
Completed in summer 2024, these survey results show some stark differences between our prior 2019 survey results. Participants ranged in all age groups, positions, education, and levels of job satisfaction.
Vantage Point Consulting, at the request of the City of Greenwood Stormwater District, developed a custom, one-of-a-kind incident command workshop designed exclusively for municipal workers.
โThe Great ShakeOut gives all industries and organizations an opportunity to test their response to earthquakes, one threat that typically does not garner a lot of attention,โ says VPC President Troy Jester. Organizations are reminded that other processes can be tested during the earthquake drill such as communications, call-out lists, and emergency supply kits.
Ryan Smith will be joining Vantage Point Consulting as an Emergency Preparedness Specialist with his role in DeKalb County Health Department.
Bart Hensley is joining Vantage Point Consulting as a Senior Consultant specializing in physical and online security projects, trainings, and exercises.ย
Trainees in hazardous materials and other Vantage Point Consulting training exercises will now benefit from Larry Hambyโs extensive experience and expertise. He joins VPC as a Senior Consultant specializing in HAZMAT training and incident command exercises.ย
General industry and business operations have a new option to train staff and teams in first aid, CPR, and AED usage. Vantage Point Consulting is now a certified provider offering HSIโs program of high-quality training.
The 9th Annual Indiana Health and Emergency Preparedness Symposium returns to the Sheraton Indianapolis at Keystone at the Crossing on September 23-24.
The city has a 3-year anti-violence plan that includes $45 million in anti violence community grants and $9 million in what the mayor calls crime fighting technology
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