Violence in the Workplace
Which of the following best defines a Type IV perpetrator of workplace violence?
A person who does not have a relationship with the business, but has a personal relationship with an employee
Which of the following is a warning sign of behavior that has the potential for erupting into workplace violence?
Blaming others for problems
If an individual frequently displays angry outbursts at work, the potential for workplace violence has decreased because he is able to vent his feelings.
False
What steps can you take to reduce the threat of workplace violence in the company parking lot?
Have your keys readily available as you approach your vehicle
What precautions should you take if you have to work late or alone?
Let someone know where you are and when you leave
Which type of workplace violence perpetrator has no legitimate relationship with the business or its employees, and may use deception or pretend to be a customer to gain entrance into the workplace?
Type I - Criminal Intent
Under the definition of "workplace violence," which of the following locations/conditions is considered "the workplace"?
Off-site while performing a job
Which of the following best defines workplace violence?
Physical attacks that cause or are intended to cause injury or harm Verbal abuse, bullying, harassment, and emotional abuse Remarks stating intent to harm people or destroy property All of the above
It's been two hours since you saw a co-worker fire a shotgun in the direction of your manager's office. Thankfully, no one was hurt and he surrendered to police. What responsibility do you have now that the incident is over?
Provide the details of the incident to company officials and law enforcement as appropriate
What should you do if you notice a co-worker is having extreme mood swings and displaying unusual signs of stress?
Report the behavior to your manager or supervisor
Which of the following describes an appropriate way to respond to a potentially violent individual?
Avoid physical contact
