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LONE WORKER SAFETY 2010 Conference & Exhibition
Author: Robert Kaiser
The key objective of this unique and important event is to provide like minded professionals, interested in improving the personal safety of lone workers with specific and up-to-date information, which will go far beyond theory alone. Violence against lone workers is unacceptable and this event is about establishing how to combat this. Robert Kaiser, Founder of PPSS and Organiser of the LONE WORKER SAFETY 2010 Conference & Exhibition states: “We have secured some of the leading, most passionate and respected specialists, covering all key issues of lone worker safety. They will deliver talks, offering ‘factual based' and ‘straight forward' guidelines, recommendations and procedures on how to reduce the risk of workplace violence and its subsequent injuries to lone workers”. This conference has been structured to focus not only on lone workers themselves, but also on their managers, team leaders and senior members of staff working within public sector enforcement, housing, social and health care, nursing, utilities field representatives and public transport to name but a few. Our aim is to offer a stage which allows all delegates to gain enhanced awareness of lone worker safety risks, improve understanding of the approach needed to improve lone worker safety and gain a better knowledge of nature, causes and good responses to aggressive behaviour or conflict. This event is sponsored by Connexion2 and G4S Monitoring & Response, and is endorsed by many professional organisations, such as the Association of Professional Ambulance Personnel. Jonathan Fox, Spokesman of the ASAP states: “This conference should be a must attend for all those managing lone workers and I would like to endorse this course on behalf of the union I represent”.
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About the Author
Robert Kaiser is the Founder of PPSS and renowned expert on the reduction of workplace violence and its subsequent injuries to lone workers and other frontline operatives. The PPSS website can be viewed here: http://www.ppss-group.com
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