2. Violence In the Workplace
Active Shooter
Violence Among Co-Workers

3. Safety Minutes
Included in this training are two Mangan Safety Minute presentations:
Active Shooter
Including a short Active Shooter training video*
Link to the video included in the picture
Violence in the Workplace Among Co-Workers
* If you are at a location that has restricted access to the internet and the video is not available for you to view, we encourage you to view it at a separate time / location.
The video provides helpful insight to this real life possibility.
Also, consider sharing this with family and friends.

4. Active Shooter Avoid Deny Defend
SAFETY MINUTE
The United States Department of Homeland Security defines the active shooter as "an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area; in most cases, active shooters use firearms(s) and there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims”.
Active
Shooter
Avoid
Pay attention to your surroundings.
Have an exit plan.
Move away from the source of the threat as quickly as possible.
Do not try to take your things with you, just escape if possible.
Deny
Keep distance between you and the source.
Create barriers to prevent or slow down a threat from getting to you.
Turn the lights off.
Silence your cell phones. Shut down the cell phone light.
Remain out of site and quiet, hiding behind large objects.
Defend
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If you cannot Avoid or Deny, be prepared to defend yourself.
Be aggressive and commit to your actions.
Create weapons out of obtainable objects.
Do not fight fairly. THIS IS ABOUT SURVIVAL.
Additional resources and training videos can be found on the internet through local police stations, the FBI, or google ‘ALICE Training Institute’.
Contact 911 as soon as it is safe to do so.
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Boulder – CO Alpharetta – GA Lake Jackson, Houston – TX Hampton – NH Cary – NC Long Beach, Concord, Westlake Village- CA

5. SAFETY MINUTE
Among Co-Workers
Some examples of the most frequently encountered situations among co-workers are:
Concealing or using a weapon;
Physical assault upon oneself or another person;
Actions which damage, destroy, or sabotage property;
Intimidating or frightening others;
Harassing, stalking, or showing undue focus on another person;
Physically aggressive acts, such as shaking fists at another person, kicking, pounding on desks, punching a wall, angrily jumping up and down, screaming at others;
Verbal abuse including offensive, profane and vulgar language; and
Threats (direct or indirect), whether made in person or through letters, phone calls, or electronic mail.
There are many forms of workplace violence among co-workers.
Unfortunately, the one form that receives the most attention is workplace homicide.
But there are far more incidents of violence that do not involve casualties but have the same traumatic effects.
Know where and who at your worksite to report all threats.
Report any perceived or obvious threats immediately.
Remove yourself from a threatening environment.
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Boulder – CO Alpharetta – GA Lake Jackson, Houston – TX Hampton – NH Cary – NC Long Beach, Concord, Westlake Village- CA
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6. Consider using a Safety Minute to open a client or in-house meeting.
Additional Resources
Mangan Policies
Employee Handbook (ADP Portal)
Workplace Violence
The Google - Safety Resource Center site hosts the resources in this training.
Under Highlighted Subjects/Violence in the Workplace
Links to two Active Shooter videos
The two Safety Minutes included in this training
These are also located on the same site under the Safety Minute Library
Consider using a Safety Minute to open a client or in-house meeting.