The Violence Prevention Formula – Part 2: Anonymous Reporting

We previously discussed how to identify behaviors of concern that may lead to violence or self harm, but…
Continue reading »Fire and Other Mundane Crises – A Lesson Against Complacency

Firestorm encourages thought leadership across a variety of industries. We are pleased to share insights from guest…
Continue reading »VIDEO: Jim Satterfield Discusses How to Identify and Handle Behaviors of Concern

If you had the opportunity to stop even one incident of self-harm or harm to others, would…
Continue reading »Firestorm Presents: ‘Something’ is not enough – Prevent Violence from Entering Your Doors (For Business)

We all want to stop workplace violence – but how? The key to change is implementing a…
Continue reading »What ‘The Office’ Taught Us About Workplace Safety – Domestic Violence (pt. 1)

First airing in 2005, ‘The Office’ is an NBC television series that depicts the everyday lives of…
Continue reading »The Blind Spot in Workplace Violence Prevention Programs: Part One

We are pleased to share a 3-part series by Steven Crimando MA, CTS, CHS-V. He is an…
Continue reading »Buyers Guide to the Emerging – Active Shooter / Workplace Violence Insurance Protection

Firestorm Chief Intelligence Officer Karen Masullo recently had the opportunity to interview Paul Marshall, Managing Director of…
Continue reading »Distracted Worker Problem Highlights Human Performance Disaster

I have previously called attention to human performance implications of distracted individuals. Such distractions can negatively impact…
Continue reading »Challenges of the Killer Smombies

I have previously written about the dangerous challenges that arise at the intersection of technology and human…
Continue reading »Employee Amputations Spotlight The Need for Greater Focus On Workplace Safety

I have previously written about the issue of workplace accidents, injuries and fatalities calling for greater remedial…
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