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Identify some occupations at risk of violence at work.

Hospital accident and emergency staff. • Police.


• Social workers.


• Bus and taxi drivers.


• Fire-fighters and paramedics.


• Traffic wardens.


• Railway staff.


• Teachers.

What strategies are available to avoid the risk of violence?

The strategy will depend on the nature of the work and, in particular, whether workers are located in a fixed building or out in the community:


• General strategy – clear policy, zero tolerance, training for all staff at risk (handling aggression and violence, diffusing situations, break away/self-defence).


• Fixed workplace – security guards, security doors, CCTV, screens, panic buttons.


• Out in the community – customer-vetting, visit-logging, safe system of work, remote supervision, communications.

Identify signs that an employer might notice in an employee who is abusing drugs or alcohol.

Signs might include: lateness, increased absenteeism, poor quality of work, reduced work rate, theft, dishonesty, irritability and mood swings, poor working relationships and changes to personal appearance.