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Employee Safety & Communication Training

Why should you take this training?

Words can get you fired, sued, or hurt. This may seem like a bold statement but our communication is directly related to our success and our personal safety, so learning how to communicate effectively in challenging situations is vital.​

  • How do you say “no” to a client without escalating them?

  • How do you ask them to stop breaking a policy without further agitating them?

  • How do you get their cooperation while maintaining a good relationship with them?

 In this day and age, it doesn’t take much for the average person to get escalated. Mental health episodes and impairment add an additional level of unpredictability and potential risk to the situation. The world has less and less patience, and demands more and more from your organization. But sometimes you can’t give them what they want because it breaks a corporate policy. Or perhaps they have broken a corporate policy, bylaw or law, and you need to have a conversation with them to change their behaviour, especially if it’s jeopardizing the safety of staff, other clients or assets. So, how do you de-escalate the situation and come to a resolution if they’re starting to be or are already escalated? This course covers exactly how to handle these scenarios tactfully, in a way that encourages good relationships and ensures a satisfied guest experience, to keep them coming back to your organization.

This course has been proven to reduce the number of incidents that end up escalating out of control while keeping patrons satisfied with their guest experience.

This program has been specially designed to equip those working in a customer-facing role to understand the mindset, physical positioning, and communication framework to have a kind but firm conversation to get buy-in and cooperation from your client. It begins with recognizing your current skill level, understanding our own triggers and how to de-escalate ourselves through self-regulation. It touches on the basics of situational awareness to recognize and address agitated behaviour as early as possible, as well as basic self-defence concepts to stay physically safe. Build confidence by role-playing with real scenarios and immersion-based learning.

​Course Contents:

  • Self-awareness of current communication skillsets

  • Understanding how stress and fear affects you physically and mentally

  • Maintaining self-control under stress and fear (self-regulation)

  • Customer service mindset and building rapport

  • De-escalation techniques

  • Understanding and explaining the different types of rules or laws that may be broken at your workplace

  • Understanding what you can, can’t and are obligated to do in various situations

  • Recognition of threat indicators

  • Escalation factors

  • Physical positioning with the client

  • Tools to limit assaultive subject behavior, including basic self-defence (distance, hands, basic blocks)

  • Framework for addressing the issue to gain the most cooperation

  • Incident management from beginning to end of incident

Date

Feb 03 - 04 2025

Time

9:00 am - 4:30 pm

Cost

CAD500.00

Labels

Business Event,
Community Event,
Educational Event

Location

Canalta Hotel - St. Paul
5008 43 Street, Saint Paul, AB, Canada

Organizer

St. Paul & District Chamber of Commerce
Phone
780-645-5820
Email
executivedirector@stpaulchambet.ca

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