LOS ANGELES, Calif., September 7, 2026 – Get Safe has launched an integrated workplace violence prevention framework combining de-escalation training, active shooter preparedness, and self-defense instruction for organizations across Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Anaheim. The initiative addresses rising workplace violence risks by delivering scenario-based training to help employees recognize threats, respond effectively, and support safer operations across diverse industry sectors.

Their programs are designed for organizations that need practical safety skills employees can apply during real workplace situations, including customer conflicts, employee disputes, and potential security threats.

Get Safe Addresses Growing Workplace Violence Prevention Needs

Workplace violence can include more than physical attacks. Employers may face risks involving verbal threats, intimidation, aggressive customer behavior, conflicts between employees, or personal relationship concerns entering the workplace.

The company’s workplace safety training helps organizations identify warning signs and establish response procedures before situations become more serious.

Training programs focus on:

• Recognizing early behavioral warning signs

• Improving communication during tense interactions

• Understanding reporting procedures

• Responding to emergencies

• Building workplace awareness and preparedness

Workplace Safety Training Combines Prevention and Response Skills

The team provides organizations with training designed around the specific challenges of their workplace environment. Different industries face different risks, requiring safety approaches that match their daily operations.

Corporate Safety Training for Everyday Workplace Challenges

Corporate safety training focuses on communication, conflict resolution, reporting protocols, and employee awareness. These skills help teams manage workplace friction and customer-related conflicts more effectively.

Active Shooter Prevention Training for Emergency Preparedness

Active shooter prevention training in Los Angeles focuses on recognizing warning signs, understanding emergency procedures, improving reporting awareness, and preparing employees for high-risk incidents.

Self-Defense for Women as Part of Workplace Safety Planning

Self-defense for women provides employees with personal safety awareness, verbal response skills, and physical protection techniques for situations involving travel, late shifts, parking areas, or client visits.

Get Safe Uses Practical Scenarios to Improve Employee Readiness

Workplace violence prevention training is most effective when employees can connect training concepts to real situations. Get Safe uses scenario-based instruction that helps teams practice communication, decision-making, and response techniques.

Key areas covered include:

• Maintaining calm communication during conflict

• Creating distance during unsafe interactions

• Knowing when to disengage

• Reporting concerning behavior

• Contacting appropriate support during emergencies

Stuart Haskin Highlights the Importance of Workplace Preparedness

"Effective workplace safety means employees can recognize warning signs before situations escalate. Since we began this work over 40 years ago, we've learned that practical, scenario-based training gives teams the confidence to respond calmly and appropriately," says Stuart Haskin, Founder and Owner of Get Safe. "Organizations across the Los Angeles area are asking for training that goes beyond compliance checklists to build real workplace trust and preparedness."

About Get Safe

Get Safe provides workplace safety training programs focused on violence prevention and de-escalation, emergency preparedness, and employee protection. Founded in 1984 by Stuart Haskin, Get Safe emerged from specialized self-defense recovery programs designed to help survivors of violence rebuild confidence and resilience. Today, the company delivers customized corporate safety training, active shooter prevention instruction, de-escalation techniques, and employee protection programs to hundreds of organizations. Get Safe's instructor team brings combined expertise from law enforcement, military service, and mental health disciplines, enabling trauma-informed training that is designed to align with workplace safety best practices while addressing practical workplace challenges in dynamic urban environments.

Media Contact

Stuart Haskin

Owner, Get Safe

Phone: (714) 834-0050

Email: info@getsafeusa.com

Contact Information:

Get Safe USA

18122 NORWOOD PARK PL
Tustin, CA 92780
United States

Stuart Haskin
https://getsafeusa.com/