Exclusive Presentation of OSHA Enforcement Procedures for Investigating Workplace Violence Incidents

RALEIGH, NC, November 03, 2011

OSHA is giving a webinar that reviews its new enforcement procedures for investigating workplace violence incidents. The webinar in being hosted by the Alliance Against Workplace Violence and presented by ePanic Button, a PC-based distributed alert system company.

OSHA Enforcement Procedures for Investigating Workplace Violence Incidents will be held on November 16 from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. EST. The speaker is Mikki Holmes, program analyst in OSHA's Directorate of Enforcement Programs and Supervisor in the Office of Federal Agency Programs. Ms. Holmes serves as the OSHA policy contact for issues related to workplace violence.

The webinar is free but reservations are limited. Attendees can register here: http://bit.ly/rybi0k

"This is OSHA's first written guidance on inspection procedures for investigating workplace violence incidents," says Johnny Lee, President of ePanic Button. "Workplace violence is recognized as an occupational hazard in some industries and environments, and the OSHA directives provide an extremely helpful set of guidelines that teach organizations how inspections of workplace violence incidents should be conducted."

Nearly 2 million American workers report having been victims of workplace violence each year. Unfortunately, many more cases go unreported.

Over the past 15 years, workplace violence has remained one of the top four causes of death in the workplace. In addition, it results in tens of thousands of non-fatal injuries annually.

For questions about the webinar, please contact: Lisa Hirsh, ePanic Button, lhirsh@epanicbutton.com.

To register for the webinar visit: http://bit.ly/rybi0k.

About ePanic Button:

ePanic Button is a PC-based distributed alert system that enables employees to rapidly and discretely notify others and request support or security. With the single click of a mouse, keystroke, or foot pedal, users send real-time, peer-to-peer alert messages to any number of receivers via a pop up alert window, email message, and text message.

Phone: 919-423-4109
Contact: lhirsh@epanicbutton.com
Website: http://www.epanicbutton.com

ePanic Button fills the void when mass notification systems are unnecessary for security incidents, letting all threatened, isolated employees take control of their safety and the safety of those around them.