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Violence in the Workplace Worker Training Module 6

This module provides critical training for workers on addressing workplace violence. It covers essential topics including Safety Plans, Safety Intervention, Safety Management, and Safety Response protocols. Workers will learn how to access information to reduce the risk of harm and comply with necessary procedures. The module emphasizes the importance of managing interactions with students who may exhibit challenging behaviors and outlines tools for appropriate responses to ensure safety. Workers will also review required plans and understand their roles in maintaining a safe working environment.

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Violence in the Workplace Worker Training Module 6

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  1. Violence in the WorkplaceWorker Training Module 6 Worker Focused Safety Program

  2. Module 6Safety Plans & Such Worker Focused Safety Program

  3. What this module will cover • Safety Plans • Safety Intervention • Safety Management • Safety Response • School – Based Behaviour Response • Threat Synopsis

  4. Introduction • It is critical ,for you as a worker in this district, to know how to access information that is designed, produced and available to reduce your potential risk of harm from violence • This module will review the process, procedures and tools available to you • Your responsibility is to ensure you comply with the procedures and practices that follow

  5. Safety Intervention • Worker review and sign-off of Safety Intervention plans may be required when: • A worker spends a significant amount of time one-on-one with a student who lashes out without intent to harm • This plan contains tools for you as a worker to adopt appropriate response behaviors to reduce the risk of personal harm • The plan may also contain information from WorkSafeBC required investigations

  6. Management Plans • Worker review and sign-off of Management plans may be required when: • A worker (Normally a District EA) spends a significant amount of time one-on-one with a student who lashes out without intent to harm • This plan contains tools for you as a worker to adopt appropriate response behaviors to reduce the risk of personal harm • The plan may also contain information from WorkSafeBC required investigations

  7. Safety Response Plans • Worker review and sign-off of Safety Response plans may be required when: • A worker spends a significant amount of time one-on-one with a student who lashes out without intent to harm

  8. School–Based Behavior Response • Worker review and sign-off of Safety Response plans may be required when: • A worker spends a significant amount of time one-on-one with a student who lashes out without intent to harm • The primary focus, of this process, is for student to student interaction or low level threats

  9. Threat Synopsis • Worker review of the Threat Synopsis may be required when: • A worker may have only casual contact with a student, however, they must be aware of some specific triggers and response protocols.

  10. Questions…

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