The Down Range Forum
Flying Dragon Productions ( Michael Bane ) => The Best Defense on My Outdoor TV => Topic started by: Rob Pincus on March 03, 2010, 06:54:09 PM
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You are more and more likely to find violence in your workplace. Sometimes, that violence might even come from a co-worker or former co-worker. Have you thought about what to do? What if you are a customer in an area where such an attack is launched? Get that knowledge from the experts on The Best Defense.
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I have in fact considered this scenario.
Even in shops that ban weapons, working in machine shops provides plenty of cover behind large steel machines and weapons of opportunity in the form of stock, parts, and tools.
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something I have always been concerned about
we also get some heated clients comeing in with a full head of steam as there puter was not working and they don't have a "Backup option" and we cop 110% of it
another thing is I do a lot of onsite work where I am going out to peoples places / homes / offices and it is always on my own only a couple of times when I have been real worried and those times made sure had a little protection and a quick way out.
PS can not wait for the DVD so I can see it with how you deal with it
one thing I want to add..
when you have in your code of conduct for employment
Not create or contribute to the creation of a physically hazardous situation at work. In addition, Team members should never carry or have in their possession explosives, guns or weapons of any kind on company premises or property;
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Especially violent at times for retail security. You have to deal with co-workers/managers and the public.