PRISM Risk Control has updated the Workplace Violence Prevention: Best Practices for Public Agencies guide to include SB 553. Developed in partnership with Chubb, this resource is great no matter where you are in developing an agency workplace violence prevention program. In the easy-to-read guide, you will find SB 553 requirements, examples, and a sample incident log. Please note that a password is required; contact Doug McGill for access assistance.

With the rainy season in full swing, many school districts are focusing on addressing how the weather may affect the exterior of their facilities. However, equal consideration must be given to the interior to minimize the risk of slips and falls caused by water. The Risk Simplified: Rainy Season Slips and Falls offers valuable tips for preventing such incidents during inclement weather, while the Vector Solutions course, PRISM: Preventing Slip, Trip, and Fall Accidents, is ideal for educating school district employees on the fundamentals of preventing these accidents. For further details about the Risk Simplified or the Vector Solutions course, please don't hesitate to contact Doug McGill.

School Districts are increasingly offering many tools and resources focusing on students' mental well-being. The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention has developed an action guide as a valuable starting point, aiding school district leaders in enhancing existing efforts and discovering novel strategies to address mental health needs.

This comprehensive guide outlines six proven, in-school strategies dedicated to fostering and sustaining mental health and overall well-being among students. Each strategy is accompanied by detailed approaches, providing specific methods for implementing the strategy, along with examples of evidence-based policies, programs, and practices. For questions about this action guide, contact Scarlett Sadler.

Explore the School Safety for the Industrial Arts guide, crafted to support school districts in ensuring the safety of individuals within Industrial Arts classrooms. It encompasses robotics and electronics, metal shop, woodworking, and more. This guide serves as an invaluable resource. Please note that a password is required; contact Doug McGill for access assistance.