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Violence in the Workplace Policies & Procedures
Section
Index
Introduction Employee Responsibilities
Policy and Procedures Supervisor Responsibilities
  Warning Signs Management Responsibilities
  De-Escalating Threatening Behavior Quick Reference Sheet
  Behavior Risk Assessment Team Online Training
  Incident Management  
  Managing the Aftermath of an Incident [Printer-Friendly Version]

Behavior Risk Assessment Team

What is the purpose of the Team?

The Behavior Risk Assessment Team is a resource designed to assist in trying to prevent a difficult situation from escalating into violence. The Team serves as a resource for the supervisor or department manager in assessing warning signs and potential threats and suggests possible strategies in response to acts of intimidation or threats of violence.

How do I convene the Team?

If you are a supervisor or manager, you may call Academic or Staff Human Resources or a Labor Relations representative to discuss the situation, or you may notify any member of the Behavior Risk Assessment Team. Any member of the Assessment Team may convene a team meeting if s/he thinks a situation warrants such action. The Team will meet with the supervisor, department manager and others, if necessary, to gather information, evaluate the situation, and to recommend resources and action that may be appropriate.

Who is on the Team?

The Team is made up of specially trained and experienced members of the following campus units:

  • University Police: 9-2231
  • Counseling and Psychological Services: 9-2628
  • Academic Human Resources: 9-4300
  • Staff Human Resources: 9-2009
  • Labor Relations: 9-2017

Any emergency, perceived emergency, or suspected criminal conduct shall be immediately reported to the UCSC Police Department. If someone is acting violently or is threatening someone, call 9-1-1 for immediate police response.

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