Workplace Violence Videos

Are you properly managing your risks?

Violence in the Workplace

The destruction and damage caused by workplace violence can have ripple effects throughout your organization.
•    Identify the threat
•    Employee Disputes
•    Legal Aspects

Explosive Detection and Recognition

Airplanes, vehicles, shopping malls, big businesses…each of these, mixed well with terrorism and explosives of any kind, is a recipe for real trouble.
•    Explosive detection and recognition
•    X-ray interpretation
•    Explosive Detection Canine

Emergency Planning and Evacuations

Our team of seasoned security professionals will bring your thinking up to date on this critical topic.
•    Evacuation plans
•    Emergencies – fire to terrorism
•    Advanced planning

Personal Safety Awareness

The last thing your organization needs is an injured or threatened employee.
•    Protecting yourself
•    The art of being aware
•    Domestic violence

Identity Theft

Protection of internet databases for bank, credit cards and insurance companies has become porous at best, leaving many employees at risk.
•    Risks in the workplace
•    Effects on employees
•    Crime prevention

Workplace Dishonesty

The harsh reality is that the workplace is a key target for outside thieves and an illicit market for inside employees.
•    Lost laptops and equipment
•    Current topics
•    When employees look the other way

Security Risk Management

At the end of the day, every department in an organization has a stake in risk management.
•    Managing risk
•    Safety and security in the workplace
•    Effects on employees

Fraud

There is always someone out there trying to make a quick buck the right way or the wrong way.
•    Techniques
•    Protecting yourself
•    Building security

Lecturers

Kevin P. Clark
Former Police Commisioner – city of Baltimore

James Luongo
Inspector with 29 years in law enforcement

Gary Weksler
Security industry executive – 30 years

Kenneth J. Grossberger
Security industry executive – 34 years

Victor J. Solis
Senior consultant for Explosive Recognition