Overview
This 90-minute webinar provides essential guidance on recognizing, preventing, and responding to workplace violence. Participants will learn how to identify early warning signs, understand risk factors, and implement practical strategies to keep employees safe.
The session covers legal responsibilities, including OSHA guidelines, and offers tools to help create a respectful, proactive workplace culture. Ideal for HR professionals, managers, and business owners, this training helps reduce risk, improve preparedness, and promote a secure and supportive work environment.
Why should you Attend
Attend this Workplace Violence Prevention Webinar to learn how to recognize warning signs, prevent incidents, and respond effectively to threats. You'll gain practical tools to protect your team, meet legal requirements, and create a safer, more respectful work environment.
Areas Covered in the Session
- Define workplace violence and its types
- Identify warning signs and risk factors
- Learn prevention strategies
- Understand response and reporting procedures
- Foster a safer work environment
- Align with Cal/OSHA SB 553 requirements
Who Will Benefit
- HR Professionals
- Supervisors and Managers
- Business Owners
- Safety Officers
- Compliance Personnel
- Employees
- Front line Workers
Speaker Profile
Rose Avila is an experienced fractional bookkeeper with more than 35 years of hands-on experience helping businesses organize and manage their financial records. Throughout her career, she has worked with small businesses across a variety of industries, assisting them in transitioning from manual bookkeeping systems to efficient digital accounting solutions.
Rose specializes in simplifying financial processes for business owners who manage their own books, making accounting concepts practical and easy to understand. She provides guidance on using tools such as QuickBooks to track income and expenses, stay organized, and gain clearer insight into business finances.
Her practical approach helps entrepreneurs save time, reduce errors, and build confidence in managing their financial records.
Instructor
Rose Avila
