Active Shooter and Active Threat Preparedness
Helps employees recognize warning signs, report concerns appropriately, and respond confidently during emergencies.
Workplace safety depends on recognizing risks before situations escalate.
This training helps employees identify warning signs, assess workplace situations thoughtfully, and respond with greater confidence and judgment in high-risk moments.
Built by employment law attorneys, this course helps organizations reinforce workplace violence prevention expectations, reduce organizational risk, and support clear reporting and response procedures aligned with workplace safety requirements.
SHIFT helps organizations prepare employees to recognize risk early and respond with confidence and sound judgment.
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Workplace violence can threaten employee safety, organizational stability, and workplace trust. Preventing Workplace Violence helps employees recognize warning signs early, apply sound judgment under pressure, and respond in ways that support workplace safety, de-escalation, and organizational expectations.
SHIFT’s Preventing Workplace Violence course equips employees with practical tools to recognize risks specific to their work environment and take appropriate action before situations escalate.
Through interactive, real-world scenarios, learners build skills in identifying behaviors of concern, applying de-escalation techniques, understanding reporting protocols, and responding effectively during emergencies, including active assailant situations.
This is not check-the-box compliance training. It is practical, preparedness-focused training designed to improve real-world response and decision-making.
Most workplace violence training explains definitions and procedures but does not prepare employees for the urgency and complexity of real incidents.
SHIFT’s course focuses on how risk presents in everyday workplace interactions. Learners practice recognizing early warning signs, assessing situations, and responding in ways that prioritize safety and align with organizational protocols.
The result is a workforce that is better prepared to prevent escalation, respond effectively, and support a safer workplace environment.
Shinyera Johnson
Legal Professional
Workplace violence prevention requirements vary by jurisdiction and industry, with some states implementing specific mandates for training and preparedness. This foundational Preventing Workplace Violence course is designed to support organizational safety obligations and best practices by providing employees with foundational knowledge and practical response strategies.
California SB 553 Compliant
New York RWSA Compliant
For organizations operating in jurisdictions with specific requirements, SHIFT also offers state-compliant versions, including courses aligned with California SB 553 and the New York Retail Worker Safety Act.
SHIFT’s training is designed not only to support workplace safety expectations, but to prepare employees for real-world risk scenarios.
This training focuses on preparedness, awareness, and practical response.
Result: employees are better prepared to recognize risks early and respond effectively, helping prevent incidents and reduce organizational exposure.
Workplace violence includes a range of behaviors, from verbal threats and intimidation to physical violence, that create a risk to employee safety or well-being.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction. Some states and industries have specific mandates, while others expect employers to provide a safe working environment through training and prevention efforts.
All employees, including supervisors and non-supervisory staff, should understand how to recognize risks and respond appropriately.
Yes. The course addresses a range of behaviors, including threats, intimidation, and warning signs that may precede physical incidents.
Training frequency depends on organizational policy and applicable legal requirements. Many organizations provide training annually or as part of ongoing safety programs.