Get your first five online training sessions FREE to comply with California S.B. 553. Workplace Violence Prevention requirements.
Available in English and Spanish!
Our program includes how to:
- Increase awareness of possible violent incidents, de-escalate conflicts, diffuse a potentially volatile situation, and react in an active shooter situation.
- Includes information from Cal-OSHA, NIOSH (National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health), and Department of Homeland Security.
- Presents information on definitions, statistics, employer policies, anti-retaliation, investigations, and hazard correction for S.B. 553 compliance.
- Content on de-escalating conflicts, risk factors, warning signs, active shooter, and more.
- Completion certificates and online reports for easy compliance tracking.

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Employee Training Course
- Our base Workplace Violence Prevention course to meet state requirements.
- Need 51+ training seats? Contact us for course pricing as low as $5 per seat.
- Easily manage employee invitations & completions.
- Register now to get your company's 5 seats FREE!
Custom Site Plan Creation & Training
- One-time fee for development of state-mandated Site Plan with necessary compliance data.
- Integrates Site Plan details to create a custom training course for your business.
- Concierge service: 1-on-1 consult with a compliance expert.
- Custom Site Plan made available in sharable PDF download.
Take your compliance further with Sexual Harassment Training programs.

- Employers are required to provide all supervisors & employees annual training on sexual harassment and abusive conduct prevention.
- Course Pricing
- 1-Hour Employee Training
$10
Per Seat
- 2-Hour Supervisor Training
$15
Per Seat
Need 51+ training seats?
Contact us for pricing as low as $5 per seat.
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