Emergency situations in the workplace unfold rapidly, and corporate security teams need to be equipped to quickly respond.
September marks the return to normalcy for people all across the country, with students going back to school and employees returning to the office. However, at a time when public safety is top of mind, many individuals are unfamiliar with key safety protocols at their workplaces.
In fact, a recent survey found that one-third of respondents are unaware of or are unsure about their employer's emergency plans for certain incidents, such as active shooter situations, cyberattacks and workplace violence. While these events are rare, preparing employees to deal with them is beneficial for all stakeholders involved in emergencies. Workers who understand their employers' emergency policies and procedures are more likely to stay safe. They can also be helpful by supporting emergency responders in different scenarios.
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