McGowan’s Crisis Management (Active Shooter & Workplace Violence Insurance) provides 1st dollar victim coverages (medical, counseling death benefits), liability protection, business income and extra expenses due to acts of workplace violence and deadly weapon attacks. The program considers all classes of business, including but not limited to government agencies, education, religious institutions, hospitality, entertainment, retail, and public entities. The program also covers a wide range of attack-types, such as knife, explosives and vehicular attacks, rather than solely deadly attacks committed with a firearm.
Have questions? Contact Reiner Mauer for more information:
Reiner Mauer | Managing Director
Crisis Risk / Active Shooter / Workplace Violence
McGowan Program Administrators
P: 484-901-9861 | rmauer@mcgowanprograms.com
McGowan explains how the insurance industry is answering the question, “Who Will Help the Victims?” in the wake of recent Active Shooter Workplace Violence events.
We will consider all classes of business, here are some examples:
Incorporating Active Shooter Incident Planning into Health Care Facilities
Kentucky School Faculty Learn Stop the Shooter Survival Actions
After San Bernardino Shooting, Businesses Review How to Handle Workplace Violence
Alabama School Safety Summit Focuses on Preventing Shootings
Town Rejects $11 Million Settlement Offer from Sandy Hook Parents
Families of 2 Sandy Hook Shooting Victims Sue Town, School Board
Cinemark Wants Losing Aurora Massacre Plaintiffs to Pay Legal Costs
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Workplace Violence Incident Case Number Assignment Form Violent Incident Log Hospital Guard Review Form Investigation of Workplace Violence Incidents
Workplace Violence Prevention Policy Disruptive Behavior Policy
Workplace Violence Toolkit, Emergency Nurses Association Healthcare Workplace Violence Hazards eTool, OSHA Healthcare Facility Workplace Violence Risk Assessment Tool, American Society for Healthcare Risk Management Disruptive Behavior Algorithm Workplace Violence Prevention Toolkit, Washington State Hospital Association Toolkit for Mitigating Violence in the Workplace Healthcare Facility Workplace Violence Risk Assessment Tool Tool for Evaluating Risk for Violence Among Patients with Mental Illness Workplace Violence Prevention Toolkit, Minnesota Hospital Association
Safe-at-Work Program, Johns Hopkins Documentation of Workplace Violence Prevention Training Workplace Violence Prevention Training for Nurses
Workplace Violence Incident Reporting Algorithm Sample Violent Incident Reporting Form (Internal)
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