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Workplace Violence Risk Assessment

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Based on HSE guidance for assessing the risks of work-related violence, this workplace violence risk assessment template is especially crucial for employers in the hospitality and retail industries. With this workplace violence risk assessment template, employers can do the following: 1) List workplace violence hazards observed or experienced as well as those that are suspected to be happening in the workplace, 2) Specify if known risk factors (aspects of the work that make violence more likely) are present or absent in the workplace, 3) Identify the risk levels of workplace violence risk factors using the risk matrix provided, 4) Develop effective risk control measures while taking into consideration the comments, opinions, and ideas of the staff, and 5) Create an action that reminds them to review the workplace violence risk assessment one year from the time it was completed.

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Digitize any process, procedure or policy

Eliminate mistakes made by paper-based processes

Create and share professional reports instantly

Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

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