Making Businesses and Communities Safe Since 2011!









Do You Know The Law Regarding 

Workplace Violence?


Workplace Violence is a very real and serious hazard that has now been documented to exist in many workplaces and work settings across a wide spectrum of industries.


Companies that have repeated incidents of workplace violence tend to have higher worker turnover and lower worker satisfaction and retention statistics, not to mention experiencing loss of reputation and brand favor if a workplace violence incident becomes high-profile and publicized.


OLS Consulting Group Inc. helps client organizations to avoid creating circumstances that lead to workplace violence, as well as mitigate incidents should they happen in the workplace.  We also help clients recover quickly to full operations after a workplace violence incident has happened, and provide post-incident analytics and liability mitigation support.


Clients benefit greatly from being pro-active and engaging OLS Consulting Group Inc. to provide Workplace Violence Safety Training.








Workplace Violence Safety Training

This program addresses Section 27 of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code. An employer must instruct workers on the hazard of workplace harassment and violence, how to recognize the signs of danger, what to do about it, and how to report it. (OHS Code, Part 27, s.391 - "An employer must ensure that workers are trained in...(c) the appropriate response to violence...)

Violence in the workplace could put workers at risk of physical and/or psychological harm.  Workplace violence can include:

- Physical attack or aggression (e.g. hitting, shoving, pushing or kicking a worker, throwing an object at a worker, grabbing a worker, kicking an object the worker is standing on, etc.)

- Threatening behavior (e.g. shaking a fist in a worker's face, wielding a weapon at work, trying to hit a worker, trying to run down a worker using a vehicle, or throwing objects)

- Verbal or written threats (e.g. verbally threatening to attack a worker, leaving threatening notes or sending threatening emails to express an intent to inflict harm on a worker)

**Violence is a workplace hazard. It must be addressed during a hazard assessment, and the appropriate training be provided before a worker begins work in the workplace.  This is mandatory and applicable to all industries.**

Our Workplace Violence Safety Training program addresses the employer requirement of providing workers with the instruction on how to appropriately respond to workplace violence.


It was developed using extensive industry experience and research to ensure professionals in all industries respond appropriately to verbal aggression, aggressive behavior, and physical assaults and violence in the.  The program covers subjects such as:

- Effective Verbal De-Escalation Strategies
- Awareness and Management Body Posture in Communication
- Use of Proxemics in Relation to Aggressive People
- Hazard Assessment Specific to Workplace Violence (S.27 OH&S)
- Applicable Legislation Relating to Occupational Health & Safety
- Criminal Code of Canada Sections on Negligence in the Workplace
- Effective Individual Personal Safety Measures
- Use of Barriers
- Methods to Escape From Violent Persons and Situations
- Integrating Non-Abusive Aggression Management Into a Current Safety and
  Emergency Preparedness Plan


Contact us today to create a custom-tailored, industry-specific and scalable package to enhance the safety and resilience of your organization, reducing risk and liability!!





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OLS Consulting Group Inc. is committed to helping our clients! 

Contact us now to see how we can help you create and sustain a safe working environment!

(By Appointment Please)

Text: +1-825-365-0447

E-mail: olsconsultinggroupinc@gmail.com









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