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University of Findlay : University of Findlay Center for Terrorism Preparedness


Introduction  : Introduction  Where is The University of Findlay?


Introduction  : Introduction  Where is The University of Findlay? What is a Center for Terrorism Preparedness?


Introduction  : Introduction  Where is The University of Findlay? What is a Center for Terrorism Preparedness? What is this guy doing at a convention on pollution??    


What type of incident is the second-leading cause of fatal occupational injuries in the United States??   : What type of incident is the second-leading cause of fatal occupational injuries in the United States??  


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : Approximately 1,000 workplace homicides will occur in the US Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : Approximately 1,000 workplace homicides will occur in the US Accounts for approximately 12% of all work related deaths Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : Approximately 1,000 workplace homicides will occur in the US Accounts for approximately 12% of all work related deaths Assaults and threats of violence against Americans at work number almost two million a year. Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. On average each year there are:  


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. On average each year there are: 396,000 aggravated assaults Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. On average each year there are: 396,000 aggravated assaults 51,000 rapes and sexual assaults Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. On average each year there are: 396,000 aggravated assaults 51,000 rapes and sexual assaults 84,000 robberies Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004 : The most common type of workplace violence crime is simple assault numbering 1.5 million incidents annually. On average each year there are: 396,000 aggravated assaults 51,000 rapes and sexual assaults 84,000 robberies 1,000 homicides   Work Place Violence Statistics USA Today Study, 2004


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects:


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male Average age is 38


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male Average age is 38 73% of workplace killers are white compared to 46% of murderers in general


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male Average age is 38 73% of workplace killers are white compared to 46% in general population More than half were over age of 35


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male Average age is 38 73% of workplace killers are white compared to 46% in general population More than half were over age of 35 General population 25% are 35 or older


224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) : 224 Fatal Incidents (1975-2003) WPV Suspects: Most likely to be older white male Average age is 38 73% of workplace killers are white compared to 46% in general population More than half were over age of 35 General population 25% are 35 or older 92% of WPV Suspects are male  


Common Motivators : Common Motivators About 75% of workplace homicides are robbery-related (Compares to 9% of population)


Common Motivators : Common Motivators About 75% of workplace homicides are robbery-related (Compares to 9% of population) Being terminated from employment- preceded 60 of the 224 attacks


Common Motivators : Common Motivators About 75% of workplace homicides are robbery-related (Compares to 9% of population) Being terminated from employment- preceded 60 of the 224 attacks On the job arguments


Common Motivators : Common Motivators About 75% of workplace homicides are robbery-related (Compares to 9% of population) Being terminated from employment- preceded 60 of the 224 attacks On the job arguments Single biggest controllable attribute is depression


Common Motivators : Common Motivators About 75% of workplace homicides are robbery-related (Compares to 9% of population) Being terminated from employment- preceded 60 of the 224 attacks On the job arguments Single biggest controllable attribute is depression Domestic problem spillovers  


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World Our society grows increasingly violent


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World Our society grows increasingly violent A society of quick fixes


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World Our society grows increasingly violent A society of quick fixes Weapons are easy to obtain


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World Our society grows increasingly violent A society of quick fixes Weapons are easy to obtain Stress in the workplace and in society is always increasing


Contributing Factors : Contributing Factors It’s a Crazy World Our society grows increasingly violent A society of quick fixes Weapons are easy to obtain Stress in the workplace and in society is always increasing The news media and internet access  


Larry Hansel Incident : Larry Hansel Incident Laid off from Elgar Corporation- San Diego based electronics company


Larry Hansel Incident : Larry Hansel Incident Laid off from Elgar Corporation- San Diego based electronics company Shot out the Company switchboard- set off homemade bombs


Larry Hansel Incident : Larry Hansel Incident Laid off from Elgar Corporation- San Diego based electronics company Shot out the Company switchboard- set off homemade bombs During the resulting panic, he shot and killed a vice president and a sales manager


Larry Hansel Incident : Larry Hansel Incident Laid off from Elgar Corporation- San Diego based electronics company Shot out the Company switchboard- set off homemade bombs During the resulting panic, he shot and killed a vice president and a sales manager Hansel did not know the two he killed, except they were upper management


Larry Hansel Incident : Larry Hansel Incident Laid off from Elgar Corporation- San Diego based electronics company Shot out the Company switchboard- set off homemade bombs During the resulting panic, he shot and killed a vice president and a sales manager Hansel did not know the two he killed, except they were upper management After the shooting, Hansel rode away on his bicycle with his shotgun under his arm  


Reasons for His Actions: : Reasons for His Actions: Hansel stated: “…attacks were justified, I attacked because I was laid off after I was told not to talk about religion or philosophy at work…”


Reasons for His Actions: : Reasons for His Actions: Hansel stated: “…attacks were justified, I attacked because I was laid off after I was told not to talk about religion or philosophy at work…” Hansel stated: “…if I had the chance to do it again, I’d respond with more determination…”  


Targeted Violence Process : Targeted Violence Process Ideation: Subject formulates thought process of committing an act of violence


Targeted Violence Process : Targeted Violence Process Ideation: Subject formulates thought process of committing an act of violence Planning: Life events propel the subject to begin actual planning- mentally or physically stalking target


Targeted Violence Process : Targeted Violence Process Preparation: Subject moves from fantasy to reality, embraces his idea as a means to an end


Targeted Violence Process : Targeted Violence Process Preparation: Subject moves from fantasy to reality, embraces his idea as a means to an end Implementation: Violence has erupted or is about to  


What is a Manager to DO??? : What is a Manager to DO???


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement Worksite Analysis


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement Worksite Analysis Identifying high risk situations through:


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement Worksite Analysis Identifying high risk situations through: Employee Surveys


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement Worksite Analysis Identifying high risk situations through: Employee Surveys Workplace Walk-throughs


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Management commitment and employee involvement Worksite Analysis Identifying high risk situations through: Employee Surveys Workplace Walk-throughs Reviews of Injury/ Illness Data


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Hazard prevention and control


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Hazard prevention and control Designing/Engineering


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Hazard prevention and control Designing/Engineering Administrative and work practice controls to prevent or limit violent incidents


Recommended Guidelines : Recommended Guidelines Hazard prevention and control Designing/Engineering Administrative and work practice controls to prevent or limit violent incidents Training and Education  


Problems Encountered with Training : Problems Encountered with Training Budget Restraints


Problems Encountered with Training : Problems Encountered with Training Budget Restraints Mission First


Problems Encountered with Training : Problems Encountered with Training Budget Restraints Mission First- training when time is available


Problems Encountered with Training : Problems Encountered with Training Budget Restraints Mission First- training when time is available Pay me now or pay me later  


Case Study : Case Study An Ohio-Based Major Petroleum Company recently concluded: Every two dollars spent on quality training it saved seven dollars in recovery costs after a critical incident.  


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Initiated in 1999 with the goal of assisting organizations and communities fully integrated training programs that will assist in the prevention of, preparation for, response to, and recovery from terrorist and workplace violence incidents, accidents and natural disasters.


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Outgrowth of the school’s School of Environmental and Emergency Management program


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Outgrowth of the school’s School of Environmental and Emergency Management program Since 1986, SEEM and CTP have trained over 80,000 people across the United States, Canada, and Mexico    


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Training can be customized to meet the client’s needs


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Training can be customized to meet the client’s needs Training is completed at the University or Customer’s site


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Training can be customized to meet the client’s needs Training is completed at the University or Customer’s site Training hours are flexible to meet Customer’s needs


University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness : University of Findlay’s Center for Terrorism Preparedness Training Instructors are professionals from a vast array of related fields- police, fire, coast-guard, corporate security, school violence practitioners, emergency management, EPA policy analysts, and many others…