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Workplace Safety Strategies for Personal Protection

Learn about types of violence, setting limits, choices and consequences, directive statements, stages of violence, safe space guidelines, transporting clients best practices, home visits safety, and basic survival rules for personal safety in the workplace.

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Workplace Safety Strategies for Personal Protection

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  1. Personal Safety in the WorkplaceMICHAEL NERNEY and ASSOCIATESP.O. Box 93Long Lake, NY 12847-0093(518) 624-5351mcnerneyLL@frontiernet.net

  2. A.C.U.T.E. • Aware

  3. A.C.U.T.E. • Control

  4. A.C.U.T.E. • Utilize

  5. A.C.U.T.E. • Trust

  6. A.C.U.T.E. • Evaluate

  7. Types of Violence • Emotional • Loss of emotional control • Precipitating factors • Other influences • Instrumental • Use of force, assault, or threat for gain • Social Learning • Environmental Factors

  8. Setting Limits • NEUTRAL LANGUAGE • HERE AND NOW • FLEXIBLE TIME

  9. Choices and Consequences • Consequences must be: • Clear • Appropriate • Enforceable

  10. Choices and consequences • Language Structure • If/Then • Only two choices • Link the negative behavior to the consequence first • Link the positive choice to the positive outcome

  11. Choices and consequences • Reinforce the “good” choice by references to past positive behaviors • Wait a little minute • Move to the next intervention

  12. Directive statements • Command Voice • Name • “I” want • Behavior • Location

  13. Stages of Violence • Stage 1 • Stage 2 • Stage 3 • Stage 4

  14. Safe Space • 3 Zones • 1 • 2 • 3

  15. Safe space • Stop and Talk • Ready and steady

  16. Safe space • Assume the Position • Supportive Stance • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4

  17. SUPPORTIVE STANCE • All Hands on Deck

  18. Transporting clients • Meet and Greet • Outside the Vehicle • Review and Assess • Escort

  19. Transporting Clients • Best Seat In the House • Pros and Cons • Call It In

  20. Transporting Clients • Driving Strategies • Emergency Action

  21. Home visits • Drive By • Approach

  22. Home Visits • Entry • Emergency Exit

  23. Basic Survival Rules • Don’t Make It Worse • Set Real Limits • Respect Personal Space • Trust Your Instincts • Respect Threats

  24. Wrap up/q & A

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