Free tool
The First 72 Hours
Most workplace violence programs don't fail during the incident. They fail in the days afterwards, when the record that should have been created never gets made, gets made too late, or gets made badly. This covers that window.
What's inside
- The first four hours: accounting for people, and the one clock you can't restart
- Writing the incident log entry so it holds up under inspection
- Who has to be notified, and on what timeline
- Reviewing the program against what just happened
- Five things not to do, and why each one causes problems later
Owners and HR leads at businesses with 10 to 99 employees.
Free tool
The First 72 Hours
What to do after a workplace violence incident, and in what order.
The bigger piece
This helps. A program is what it sits on.
Tools like this one close specific gaps. What they can't do is be the written plan, the training, and the incident log your state actually requires. We build all of that for your operation in 14 days, and you spend about an hour on it.