Lone Working Train the Trainer
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This in-house course is designed for anyone wanting to train others in personal safety. Maximum number of delegates – 12.
DURATION:
Two days.
CONTENT:
Day 1
Violence in the Workplace - some vital statistics
Defining violence and the importance of reporting
Lone Working and the law – employee and manager responsibilities
Creating a Personal Safety Culture - the role of the trainer
Causes of aggression and violence
Identifying and assessing personal safety risks
Avoiding and reducing personal safety risks whilst carrying out work-related duties (home visits, travel, meetings, lone working, interviewing, cash handling...)
Day 2
Workplace Conflict - what is it? and why it arises?
Recognising and assessing the level of risk
Strategies for remaining in control in the face of aggression
The importance of verbal and non-verbal communication in dealing with aggressive behaviour
Dealing with complaints and verbal abuse
Using calming and defusion skills to respond safely and effectively to high level aggression
The importance of aftercare for victims and witnesses of violence and aggression
This course is for delegates with some experience of training. For those who have none we can extend this course to cover vital trainer skills.
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Venue & Dates
Date Venue
27-28 Feb 2012 7/3 Vantage Point Business Village, Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire, GL17 0DD 5
