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Vantage Point partners with Indiana Chamber to offer workplace violence training

Workplace Violence and Safety Training

Help your organization prepare against workplace violence this November 13 in Downtown Indianapolis from 9 am to 3 pm.

It is estimated that one out of four employees will be victims of workplace violence and that workplace assaults account for $121 billion in annual losses in the U.S.

Violence in the workplace occurs in many ways and at an alarming rate. This seminar will help attendees learn how to look for warning signs, identify indicators that may predict negative behavior, create preparedness activities and much more. 

Specifically, the Active Threats in the Workplace seminar will provide attendees with:

  • Preparedness activities for your business
  • Prevention techniques to keep your business safe and secure
  • Indicators that may predict threat behavior
  • De-escalation techniques for business owners
  • Workplace violence warning signs and factors that may help prevent events
  • Responses to an active threat
  • Run, hide, fight response to an active threat situation
  • Importance of situational awareness and information sharing
  • Mental state of mind of employees and the public
  • A checklist to use in your own organization

Price:

  • $399 Member price
  • $499 List price 

If you send two or more attendees, you will receive a 20% discount! Use promo code GROUP20 at checkout to save.

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