Many teams become skilled at assessing risk and devising mitigation, but where the team lacks the knowledge, training or experience to assess a situation fully, or wants an outside view, the organization may consult an external threat assessment professional. Having a qualified outside specialist carry out the violence risk assessment can raise the quality of incident management and help reduce liability by showing a qualified person assessed the risk. In choosing one, the organization should look at the candidate's training, schooling and track record in assessing violence, particularly at work, and knowledge of the laws and regulations on workplace violence.
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