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Workplace Violence/Active Shooter Avoidance Training – What Does OSHA Require?
- Learn what the OSHA Requirements are for Preventing Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Scenarios.
- Cover the OSHA Requirements for Retail Stores and other Facilities to Prevent Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Scenarios.
- Discuss the OSHA General Duty Clause and Prevent OSHA Citations for Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Scenarios.
- How to Effectively Get Proactive in Preventing Workplace Violence Episodes.
- Discuss All Elements of Implementing an Effective Workplace Violence Prevention Program.
- Discuss Active Shooter Scenarios – What Should You and Your Employees Do to Save Lives.
- Conduct Effective Training for Managers and Supervisors on How to Handle Workplace Violence and Prevention and Active Shooter Scenarios.
- Learn What To Do and Not To Do in Reference to Workplace Violence Prevention.
- Answer Site-Specific Questions and Scenarios Regarding Workplace Violence Prevention.
Overview of the webinar
What the OSHA requirements are for Workplace Violence Prevention and Active Shooter Avoidance Training. How to successfully prepare in advance for an Active Shooter Scenario and put in place a Proactive Workplace Violence Prevention Program.
Having an effective Workplace Violence Prevention Plan and Emergency Response Plan can make the difference between life and death in an emergency. Would you and your Employees know what to do if an Active Shooter came into your workplace? Do you have a Written Workplace Violence Prevention Plan and Emergency Response Plan? OSHA requires that Employees be trained in Emergency Response Preparedness. Companies are required to have written Emergency Response Plans that address the questions outlined above. This webinar will cover what the OSHA requirements are for Workplace Violence Prevention and Active Shooter Emergency Preparedness. This webinar will cover how to effectively implement Emergency Preparedness Plans and conduct Employee Training at your facility.
Who should attend?
- Environmental Health
- Safety Professionals
- Loss Control Professionals
- Insurance Professionals
- Human Resource Professionals
- General Managers
- Plant Managers
- Production Supervisors
- Legal Professionals
- Safety Committee Members
Why should you attend?
What the OSHA requirements are for Workplace Violence Prevention and Active Shooter Avoidance Training. How to successfully prepare in advance for an Active Shooter Scenario and put in place a Proactive Workplace Violence Prevention Program.
Faculty - Mr.Joe Keenan
With over 30 years of executive leadership in Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) and Human Resources (HR), I have led comprehensive safety programs across multi-state operations, driving measurable improvements in compliance, risk reduction, and employee engagement.
My expertise includes leading multiple sites to achieve OSHA VPP recognition and implementing ISO 14001 environmental management systems to support sustainable operations. As a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) with an MBA in HR Management and a Six Sigma Green Belt, I leverage data-driven strategies to build safer, more engaged workforces.
I’ve served in leadership roles with the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) as Area Director for Mississippi and Alabama and currently serve as an Officer for the Mississippi Chapter. Additionally, I was honored to serve as Director at Large on OSHA’s VPPPA Region IV Board.
My passion lies in empowering organizations to align EHS best practices with strategic HR initiatives — creating safer, stronger workplaces that foster long-term success.