Division of Risk Management State of Florida Loss Prevention Program.

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Division of Risk Management State of Florida Loss Prevention Program

You will be able to:  Take personal security measures while commuting to work and while traveling for work.  Identify unsafe conditions while traveling.  Take appropriate measures to help insure safe travel.

 Keep windows up and doors locked.  Stay on well-traveled, well-lit roads whenever possible.  Keep vehicles in good condition and gassed up.  Never pick up strangers.

 Know what to do in case of a breakdown.  Know what to do if you feel threatened.

 Stay on well-traveled streets.  Avoid shortcuts.  Walk briskly and confidently.  Avoid wearing headphones.  Avoid wearing expensive jewelry.  Keep personal items close to your body.

 Have your fare ready.  Stand back from the edge of platforms.  Chose a safe seat.  Keep alert.  Hold on to personal items.  Don’t return stares or comments.

 Keep your vehicle locked.  Try to walk with others.  Have your key ready.  Check before you get in.  Lock doors as soon as you’re in.  Report strangers or suspicious activity.

 Make sure someone knows where you are.  Keep your work area well lit.  Keep alert.  Be extra cautious when using rest rooms, stairs, and elevators.  Let someone know when you leave.

 Avoid confrontation.  Let the person get away.  Continue on your way.  Call for help.  Be ready to describe the intruder.

 Threats or intimidation.  Frequent angry outbursts.  Talk about weapons.  Paranoia.  Blaming others for problems.  Extreme mood swings or stress.

 Report threats and troubling behavior.  Arrange a danger signal with co-workers.  If confronted, try to get away.  If you can’t get away, remain calm and try not to provoke a violent reaction.

 Do you understand what we’ve discussed about personal security?

 Personal security is a priority for us all.  You play an important role in keeping your travels safe.  Make sure you understand our safety measures for ensuring safe travel.  Take precautions to protect your personal security while commuting to work and while traveling for work.

For more information on this subject, please contact: Division of Risk Management State of Florida Loss Prevention Program (850)