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If things go wrong and someone is injured, workplaces look bad when the investigators arrive. Don’t wait, recommends Colin McLaren. Be proactive by engaging a skilled manager and seeking advice on developing a security regime and introducing up to date, effective safety policies. Keep staff well briefed with newsletter safety updates and regular scenario training. Undertake scenario training. Simulate a workplace accident once a month so that everyone sees what must be done, and know the protocols and procedures to minimize further harm.

Workplaces need to be proactive with:

  • Developing a security regime
  • Introducing a strong safety policy
  • Circulate safety updates
  • Provide incentives for good behavior
  • Do scenario training
  • Simulate a workplace accident

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Insights and Strategies Series
Psychologist Eve Ash interviews experts and business leaders who share their experiences and their strategies for achieving best practice.Topics cover key leadership and people skills, safety, marketing, career and interpersonal skills. Discover practical strategies to implement and solve business p... read more
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Compliance / Safety / Security
Course Updated
Jan 1, 2020
Video (mins)
3:29
Producer
Seven Dimensions
Featured Talent
Eve Ash
Colin McLaren
Course ID
INSIGHT883

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