Chambers of Commerce
Chambers face violence risks from public access, member disputes, political tensions, and high-profile events requiring SB 553 compliance.
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Yes, SB 553 applies to all California employers with employees, regardless of nonprofit status. Chambers with staff must comply with workplace violence prevention requirements.
Your violence prevention plan must include procedures for managing disruptive individuals and clear policies for removing threats from chamber premises. Staff need de-escalation training.
While volunteers aren't employees, your plan should address their safety during chamber activities. Provide guidance on handling threatening situations they might encounter.
SB 553 requires hazard identification for all work activities, including events. You need security protocols, emergency procedures, and staff training for managing large gatherings.
All incidents affecting employee safety must be documented in your incident log. This includes aggression from members, visitors, or the public.
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