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Published 1 October 2026.

Safety Hub

Practical insight and resources built from thirty years at the frontline.

Conflict Management

Workplace violence and aggression

Practical controls for violence, aggression, conflict, reporting and review.

Lone Worker Safety

Lone Worker Safety Centre

Guidance for staff who work alone, visit, travel, or need check-in and escalation.

Dealing with Challenging Phone Calls

Managing challenging phone calls

Abusive calls, repeated contact, boundary setting, records and escalation.

Safeguarding Adults and Children

Notice, record and refer

What non-specialist staff should notice, record in fact, and refer.

Professional Boundaries

Recognising boundary drift

Gifts, over-familiarity, unofficial contact and pressure to bend the rules.

Dangerous Dogs Awareness

Dog risk for visiting staff

What to check before a visit, and what to do if a dog is present.

Scenario Based Frontline Training

Why live practice matters

How scenario practice tests real workplace decisions without theatrical conflict.

Violence Against Women and Girls

Personal safety away from the workplace

Travel, walking and public transport. Written for employers to share with staff.

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Plan training around your staff and risks

Tell us about your staff roles, working environment and the situations your staff face. We will recommend the right training approach for your organisation.

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