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Resources for parents, educators & communities.

NetSmartz: Online Safety for Middle School

Advanced Online Safety for High School

Internet Safety: Parents, Guardians & Community

Our resources for educators offer multiple ways to engage students, parents and communities in important lessons in digital citizenship and online safety. 

Empower your students to be safer online with our   free collection of teaching materials for families and students in grades K-12.  NetSmartz can help you create a dynamic and engaging Internet safety curriculum.

PowerPoint Presentations

NetSmartz offers free, multimedia internet safety presentations tailored for specific audiences — parents and communities, teens, tweens, and younger children. Our innovative presentations make use of online resources, videos, and expert tips to educate, engage, and empower children and adults to be safer on and offline.​

The presentations below are categorized by age of the intended target audience. However, we strongly encourage presenters to review the PowerPoint presentations before deciding which one to use and to consult with the hosts of your presentation (e.g. administration and/or support staff if presenting at a school) to select the most appropriate presentation for your audience. Depending on your audience’s previous exposure to internet safety and related topics, you may need to deviate from the age guidelines given below to find the most relevant information and format. Contact us at [email protected] with questions or for assistance.

For useful tips and recommended strategies for planning and delivering child safety presentations, be sure to check out the free trainings available on NCMEC Connect!

K-12 Google Slides by Topic

Teaching Modern Safety with "Into the Cloud" Season 1 Grades K-2

Teaching Modern Safety with "Into the Cloud" Season 1 Grades 3-5

Teaching Modern Safety with "Into the Cloud" Season 2 Grades 3-5

Be Safer Online with NetSmartz: Grades K-2 (PC/Mac)

Being a Good Digital Citizen: Grades 3-5 (PC/Mac)

Written for tweens, teens, parents, educators, and law enforcement, these tip sheets offer guidance on navigating digital safety.​

Being a Trusted Adult

Gaming Safely

Internet Safety at Home

Sextortion: What Parents Should Know

So You Need Some Help...

Who is a "Trusted Adult"?

"Your Photo Fate" Video Discussion Guide

Cyberbullying Unplugged

How Do You Use Your NetSmartz? Tips for Teens

Parents' Guide to Smartphone Safety

Protecting Your Kids Online 2.0

Social Media Safety for Teens

Talking to Teens About Sexting

Think Before You Send

Your NetSmartz: Tips for Tweens

You Sent a Sext, Now What?

Classroom activities.

Additional material for the classroom, tailored for project-based learning and children with special needs.

Film Discussion Guide: What is Sextortion?

Film Discussion Guide: The Story of S.M.

Film Discussion Guide: The Story of H.M.

Peer Education & Mentoring Kit

Safety Pledges Using SymbolStix

Safety Stories

E-book: Delivery for Webster

E-book: The Princess's Password

E-book: Webster's Gecko Goof

Free online, on-demand trainings related to prevention education are available via NCMEC's online training portal, NCMEC Connect. View webinars, recorded live sessions, resources and best practices covering online exploitation, tips for teaching online safety, parent/guardian specific topics, and more! 

Internet Safety  - Introduction to Internet Safety

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Internet Safety: Introduction to Internet Safety

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There's almost no limit to what you can do online. The Internet makes it possible to access information quickly, communicate around the world, and much more. Unfortunately, the Internet is also home to certain risks , such as malware , spam , and phishing . If you want to stay safe online, you'll need to understand these risks and learn how to avoid them.

Adopting a safer mindset

Computers can often give us a false sense of security . After all, no one can physically harm you through a computer screen. But to stay safe online, you'll want to take a more cautious approach. Here's one way to think about it: Treat the Internet as you would a shopping mall .

Most people don't consider a mall to be an especially dangerous place. You can go there to shop and meet up with friends. But there are also small things you may do to stay safe, even if you don't think about them very often. For example, you probably wouldn't leave your car unlocked or give your credit card number to a stranger.

Apply this same mindset whenever you're online. You shouldn't be afraid to use the Internet, but remember that it comes with many of the same risks you'd face in the real world. Throughout this tutorial, we'll show you how to prepare for these risks so you can be online without putting yourself in danger.

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As much as we love the internet we need to take a moment and discuss digital citizenship and internet safety. Being a responsible digital citizen is like being a responsible pet owner: you pick up after yourself and don't let your pet bite other people. Similarly, we need to clean up our online behavior (no trolling or hate speech) and respect other people's digital space (not spreading rumors or sharing private info without permission). And just like how we use a leash to keep our furry friends safe, we need to use passwords and other security measures to protect our personal information and avoid shady websites. Is it clear that we've created this editable and illustrated template for teachers who want to give such an important lesson? Let's promote a safe use of the internet!

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INTERNET SAFETY

Sep 12, 2009

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INTERNET SAFETY. Intervention and Prevention. Training Objectives. Recognize the dangers associated with the internet Identify ways parents and adults can protect children from internet dangers Identify ways children can protect themselves and keep themselves safe on the internet

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INTERNET SAFETY Intervention and Prevention

Training Objectives • Recognize the dangers associated with the internet • Identify ways parents and adults can protect children from internet dangers • Identify ways children can protect themselves and keep themselves safe on the internet • Recognize the importance of the cyber tipline

Internet Usage • Millions of children under the age of 18 use the internet daily in the United States. • While the internet can be useful for information, it can also be dangerous for children. Parents must know how to protect their children on-line.

Internet Risks • Children can be exposed to inappropriate content, child pornography, and harassment while on-line. Material on the internet can be sexual, violent, or hateful. The material may be transmitted to children through chat rooms, e-mails, or through the use of Instant Messaging. • Child predators use the internet to chat with children, gain the trust of children, and then arrange meetings with them.

Internet Risks • Children may be bullied on-line. Cyber bullying includes: Receiving messages that are threatening or harassing thru e-mail, chat rooms, or cell phones Being the subject of a demeaning and mean web site or web log

Internet Statistics • 37% of students report being given no rules from their parents on using the Internet. • 41% of students do not share where they go or what they do on the Internet with their parents. • 26% of students believe their parents would be concerned if they knew what they did on the Internet. (2005-06 i-SAFE pre-assessment survey of 12,650 students in grades 5-12)

Internet Statistics • 55% of students report having given out personal information (name, age, gender, home address, etc) to someone they have met on-line. • 31% of students have a personal web page. (2005-06 i-SAFE pre-assessment survey of 12,000 students in grades 5-12)

Internet Statistics • 29% of middle and high school students have chatted or use Instant Messenger with someone on the Internet they have never met face to face. • 27% of middle and high school students know someone who has made friends with a much older (at least 5 years older) person on the internet. (2005-06 i-SAFE pre-assessment survey of 13,600 students in grades 5-12)

Internet Statistics • 13% of middle and high school students know they have been fooled about the age of someone they met on-line. • 19% of middle school students (grades 5-8) have met face to face with someone they met on-line. • 20% of high school students (grades 9-12) have met face to face with someone they first met on line. (2005-06 i-SAFE pre-assessment survey of 13,600 students in grades 5-12)

Internet Statistics • 22% of students know someone who has been bullied on-line. • 19% of students admit to saying something hurtful to others on-line. • 12% of students have personally became upset by strangers on-line. (2005-06 i-SAFE pre-assessment survey of 13,000 students in grades 5-12)

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Do your research. Learn all that you can about internet safety. Sites such as www.netsmartz.org, www.safeteens.com, www.playitcybersafe.com, www.i-safe.org, and www.cyberbully.org are great resources for children and parents. • Consider allowing your child to use a computer only in plain sight (living room, family room, etc).

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • A blog, or web log, is an on-line web site that contains journal and diary entries, photos, and other images. Blogs are very popular with teens. Ask your child if they have created a blog. Some popular blog web sites include Xanga, MySpace, Friendster, Facebook and others. Ask your child to show you their blog.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to know what filtering and blocking systems are available on your computer. These systems will block out what you don’t want your child to see on-line. However, filtering systems are not a substitute for good judgment. It’s important for parents to communicate with their children about internet house rules.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Discourage your child from posting their full name, address, age and grade, name of their school, or photos on-line. This information could be used by an on-line predator to locate your child. Photos that depict children wearing clothing with the name of their school, their city, or their name should never be posted.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Know that your child can be bullied and threatened on-line through the use of e-mail, Instant Messaging, blogs, web pages or on-line journals. • Ask your child if they or any of their friends have ever been bullied or threatened on-line.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Cyber-bullying includes: • The creation of blogs or web sites that make fun of another person •Threatening E-mails or Instant Messaging •Posting inappropriate pictures of other kids on-line (for example, kids changing in the locker room at school)

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Instant Messaging, or IM, is real time communication exchanged between two people (or more) on-line using typed words as the form of communicating. Ask your child if they are instant messaging and who they IM or chat with on-line. Learn what your children are saying on-line. “Chat lingo” has become the new way to communicate. For example, “P911” means parents are coming. “LMIRL” means let’s meet in real life. “PA” means parent alert.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Discuss internet safety with your child. Teach your children about the danger of meeting someone they have chatted with on-line. Adults may pose as children on-line to lure a child into meeting them. Teach your children that some people are not who they appear to be on-line.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Parents • Know where to report on-line bullying, on-line threats, on-line solicitation, and lewd content to. All of these offenses can be reported to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and your local law enforcement agency. Report child pornography, incidents of children being solicited on-line and obscene material sent to children through e-mail, or other on-line means, to the CyberTipline. This national hotline is operated 24-hours a day, 7 days per week online at www.cybertipline.com or by calling 1-800-843-5678.

What is My Child Saying On-Line? Chat Lingo Examples • A/S/L? Age, Sex, Location • PAL Parents Are Listening • LOL Laugh Out Loud • PAW Parents Are Watching • RU Are You? • WTGP Want to Go Private? • TTYL Talk to You Later • W/E Whatever • H&K Hug and Kiss • GAL Get a Life

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Children • Never post your full name, age, address, name of your school, or any other identifying information on-line. Do not give out personal information to people you are “chatting“ with on-line if you do not know them in real life. Do not post your friend’s names, ages, addresses, or other identifying information. Posting their information puts them at risk.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Children • Know that who you are talking to on-line may not be the age they say they are. 40 year old men have said on-line that they are 12 years old in order to lure kids to meet them. • Never meet anyone face to face that you have chatted with on-line. • Do not give out passwords to anyone but your parents or guardian.

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Children • Set the privacy settings of the social networking sites (MySpace, Friendster, etc.) that you use so that people can only be added if you approve them. • Do not allow other internet users to read your blog or site if you do not know them. • Do not add people to your Instant Messaging list unless you know them in “real life.”

Internet Safety Awareness Tips for Children • Do not respond to inappropriate and lewd comments. Report anything you see or receive on-line that makes you feel uncomfortable to your parent, guardian, or other trusted adult. Your parents can then contact your local internet service provider, local law enforcement, or the CyberTipline.

For More Information, Visit the NetSmartz Web Site • NetSmartz® is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children (ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the internet. The NetSmartz Workshop can be accessed at www.NetSmartz.org and www.NetSmartzKids.org.

For More Information, Visit These Additional Web Sites • www.netsmartz.org • www.safeteens.com • www.playitcybersafe.com • www.i-safe.org • www.cyberbully.org

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Internet Safety Presentations for Parents & Students

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Internet Safety Expert Presentations

Our Internet safety experts travel nationwide to deliver in-person presentations to schools, religious groups and corporations to help educate and inform on the dangers facing our children in this mobile connected world. Our parent presentations are filled with real life examples and practical advice on how to parent and guide children to keep them safe.  Our student Internet safety presentations emphasize storytelling, practical examples and encourage peer-to-peer interaction to help reinforce concepts in a way that children can relate to and retain.

Internet Safety Presentation and Workshop Philosophy

We believe in the importance of parent-child dialogue regarding technology. Therefore, we structure our Internet safety presentations and workshops for students and parents in such a way as to facilitate conversations at home. During the day, we will lead the Internet safety presentation or workshop for students that relate to the devices, software, websites and applications they are using (both in school and at home) and specifically touch upon cultural implications and the potential harms that come with Internet usage. We discuss a variety of issues including social media, over-exposure, online predators and cyberbullying – just to name a few. That same day, we will facilitate an evening Internet safety presentation for parents and teach them about how today’s children are interacting online, the positive and negative implications of technology, and how we can parent with more understanding of technology for our families. All presentations and workshops are highly interactive and encourage dialogue among participants.

What you can expect

Cyber safety expert facilitator.

Our workshop facilitators have a wealth of experience working with both students and parents, presenting both relevant and current information with a fun and interactive presentation style.

Dynamic & Energetic Speakers

Each of our Internet safety experts are dynamic, energetic and fun.  Our speakers know how to keep their audience engaged and encourage interaction so the audience gets the most out of the presentation.

Flexible Scheduling

Our student and parent Internet safety presentations typically last 45, 60 or 90 minutes in length, depending on the school’s preferred scheduling.

Customized to meet your needs

If there is a current event or certain topics that you want us to emphasize or omit, we are flexible and can change our Internet safety presentations accordingly.

Interactive with audience

We pride ourselves on interaction. We enjoy getting students and parents involved in the conversation, telling us their stories, asking questions, and participating in some activities. Our facilitator will encourage participation by telling relevant stories and conducting role plays to help kids and parents easily understand the content being presented.

We realize both parents and students have a variety of questions concerning the Internet, technology, and how it all relates to the way we live. Therefore, we guarantee time for workshop participants to ask questions of our expert facilitator.

Who is this for?

Schools are ideal institutions to host our student and parent workshops as children’s technology use continues to rise exponentially.

Faith-based Institutions

Faith-based institutions such as churches and synagogues are places where families congregate, have community, and support one another. Our student workshops work very well with youth groups and we will also meet with parents in a corresponding workshop.

Corporations

Corporations engage with us to deliver our Internet safety presentations as a benefit to help educate their employees or as an incentive for their top clients. What better gift to give than the protection of children?

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Cyber Safety Consulting is an expert in the field of Internet safety, having developed and delivered programming focused on online safety and digital citizenship for students, parents and educators nationwide.

CASE, our Internet safety curriculum, is a unique approach for engaging students and parents of the dangers online.

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We've created age-appropriate surveys for grades 4-12. Assess the digital behaviors of your students so that leadership, parents, and our team know where to focus our efforts.

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We've performed over 1,500 live and virtual internet safety presentations around the world. We bring our best to kids, teens, educators, parents, and caring adults.

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Our team has performed hundreds of talks since 2015. We have over 35 years of combined ministry experience in Evangelical and Catholic churches.

We perform a variety of online safety presentations.

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The Protect Young Eyes team teaches kids how to use technology awesomely with age-appropriate language, engaging conversation, interactive activities, and videos. This presentation talks about screens, confusing pics and videos, predators, privacy, secrets, and the power of our words (typically around 25-30 minutes).

Although the main bullets are the same, the presentation decks are different between K-2 and 3-5, using age-appropriate images, illustrations, and videos.

For faith-based situations, Scripture covered includes: John 10:10, Proverbs 6:6, Psalm 119:37, and James 3:6.

Technology is a Blast (Grades 3-5)

The Protect Young Eyes team teaches kids how to use technology awesomely with age-appropriate language, engaging conversation, interactive activities, and videos. This presentation talks about screens, confusing pics and videos, predators, privacy, secrets, and the power of our words (typically around 30-35 minutes).

For faith-based, Scripture covered includes: John 10:10, Proverbs 6:6, Psalm 119:37, and James 3:6.

You Matter (Grades 6-8)*

After many presentations in the US and beyond, we have discovered that students, like adults, desire to be known and have significance. Modern technology (especially social media) has tapped into this and offers a platform that often takes more than it gives back. We must remind students that THEY matter.  This presentation covers topics such as digital footprints, pornography, bullying, sexting, privacy, mental health, and addiction (fits within a class period).

*We do not use the word pornography with students in grades K-6. Instead, we’ll use the words you see above: “confusing,” “unsafe,” “bad,” or “you know what we’re talking about (and they all nod their heads). If we happen to have just grades 7-8 together in a junior high talk, we will use the word pornography. We know that they are.

Heavy focus on Romans 5:8 and Psalm 139 for faith-based situations only.

You Matter (Grades 9-12)

After countless presentations in the US and beyond, we have discovered that students, like adults, desire to be known and have significance. Modern technology (especially social media) has tapped into this and offers a platform that often takes more than it gives back. We must remind students that THEY matter.  This presentation covers topics such as digital footprints, pornography, bullying, sexting, privacy, mental health, and addiction (fits within a class period).

Although the main bullets are the same, the presentation decks are different between 6-8 and 9-12, using age-appropriate images, illustrations, and videos.

How to Create a Tech-Ready Home: Navigating the Tension Between Careful, Countercultural, and Confident

(Audience: parents and caring adults; children discouraged from attending)

This is our bread-and-butter talk that has been delivered hundreds of times all over the USA and beyond. Although it’s not possible to create an internet-safe home, it is possible to create one that is internet SAFER. We’ve observed what it takes to have kids learn to use technology well. And we call it the PYE Core Values. This presentation breaks down these 5 foundational ideas. Get ready for a ton of practical tips, solutions, and ideas you can implement this weekend. (can be 60 or 90 minutes + QA).

Can be secular or faith-based.

Mental Health, Technology, & Our Kids: The Complicated Intersection Between Brains and Algorithms

Studies are starting to point toward a greater percentage of teens and young people who struggle with anxiety, depression, and suicide ideation. It's a really complicated time to grow up. This talk elevates our understanding of their brains so that we elevate our empathy for why some teens do and feel the things that they do online (can be 60 or 90 minutes + QA).

Pornography & Self-Generated Content: Real Threats. Real Solutions

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Feedback about our Internet Safety Work

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Wendy Hofman , Head of School, Lansing Christian

"that presentation was five bills.".

The response from a high school student when asked by PYE speaker Doug Crawford how it went. Don't worry. It's a good thing.

SENATE JUDICIARY HEARING

July 9, 2019.

Protect Young Eyes founder Chris McKenna was asked to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on protecting children online. His testimony came as a result of his #FixAppRatings initiative , and is now shaping legislation that is attempting to prevent the exploitation of children.

Questions about getting started? Drop us a note to find out more!

Michele from the PYE team is super fast! We'll respond quickly.

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Top 7 Safety Presentation Templates with Examples and Samples

Aarohi Sunil Shahani

Employee safety is a cause that always needs to be taken care of because the workforce is your asset, and any injury could lead to turnover loss and negatively impact the organization's productivity. SlideTeam has created 100% editable slides to help you look into and implement employee safety code practices and initiatives to avoid critical accidents.

They are monitoring tools that safeguard the company's reputation among the public, competitors, and employees in general. Additionally, they give your company a direction on how to move toward a goal in a holistic way.

Also have a look at employee safety plan monitoring templates that catalyze the company's productivity and boost morale.

Furthermore, these templates will go a long way to raise awareness about workplace safety at give them a reason to stay loyal. They are content-ready and 100% editable and customizable. Browse these ready-to-use presentation templates and find the one that suits you the best.

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Template 1- Focus on Employee Safety to Avoid Critical Incident

This PPT Template is a torchbearer for the activities that an organization can implement to employ the best employee safety practices in the construction business. It highlights the agenda for a safety program, major issues, goals, impact of safety training, and performance sheet. It also facilitates the easy delivery of information from employers to employees on safety principles. Convene a message to your employees that you care with the help of these slides. Do you wish to improve productivity by reducing construction mistakes? Click on these templates.

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Template 2-Maintaining Health and Safety at the Workplace

The constant drone of forklifts or other noisy equipment renders itself a safety hazard for the employees. To avoid these workplace hazards, there is a need to protect the workers with these health and safety templates. They shed light on identifying workplace injuries, and critical hazards, evaluate their impact, and provide training. An overview is also presented about an organization's current safety problems, its causes, hazard control measures, penalties for noncompliance with the safety guidelines, and the impact of workplace safety.

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Template 3-Organization Incident Management and Safety Training

Do you wish to maintain a business professional cadence to give your presentation a boost? Try this employee safety template that allows you to talk about workplace accidents and how to deal with them. The slide deck begins with a table of contents that maximizes the audience's purview on the topics that you are going to cover. This includes an introduction- that deals with the incidents that a workforce juggles with, workplace incidents that happened in the past year, and the current safety policy. Then it moves on to other slides that walk you through the cost that the company incurs due to accidents, both direct and indirect, then the next slide lets you evaluate and identify the safety hazards and how to keep these incidents in control. It gives you a perception of safety hazards and policies that an organization can implement to vanguard its future.

Template 4- Construction Staff Safety Training Proposal

The construction industry attracts a lot of mishaps; hence, there is a need to identify workplace hazards, document them, and prevent them by forming actionable strategies. This PPT Layout is a step-forward in covering the project context and objectives, the process, plan of action, scope, time frame, investments you should make in safety training services, etc. The infographic-style cover letter at the beginning gives you a glimpse of the goals this template would help you achieve. Reduce the downtime by downloading our revolutionary template. Additionally, the deck allows you to elaborate on additional services you wish to provide clients.

Template 5-Safety Strategy PowerPoint Template

The perception of safety procedures is not limited to accidents. The safety overview also includes online intrusions that need redressal. Hence, to combat it, SlideTeam has assimilated a deck of 31 slides that voice strategies a businessman can use to ensure online payment safety. These strategies are frameworks with actionable insights that depict the outcomes. Plus, it is topped up with the key benefits parties involved in the risk strategy. The visually attractive matrix also gives you a timeline within which it will be implemented to ensure the overall wellbeing of the employees.

Template 6: Components of Safety Culture Presentation

Implementing rules for the employees' safety is not a cakewalk. Employers need to juggle several strategies to make it work. To simplify their task, this template has been nudged to clarify different components of business safety culture. 

The points we will discuss through this PPT Preset are employee involvement in safety, the company's competence to avoid accidents, business priorities, ownership of safety, risk perceptions, perceptions of safety procedures, and leadership. These minute points will provide a blueprint for syncing business priorities with safety procedures. Download this template now to implement these changes easily.

Template 7- Focus on Employee Safety to Avoid Critical Incidents

The illusion of success might not let you achieve your goal. You need a subset of employees with skill experience brought together to make a difference. And for them, you need insurance in the form of this template. The template piques the audience's interest because of its content, which includes employee safety monitoring, health status tracking, communication strategies through different channels, etc. You can use this template to identify and evaluate workplace hazards and how to correct them.

The Takeaway

Low employee morale is rust to a company. And what impacts this most is their safety. Employees who feel unsafe in the organization will forego productivity. Hence, to maintain the balance and keep your employees in a safety net you need these templates.

P.S. Ensure no steps in the safety procedure are missed with our PPT Templates for security checklists!

FAQs on Safety Presentation

What are the safety topics for the work presentation.

The struggling organization who are still not drawn to the idea of employee safety, should consider adding these topics in their work presentation: employees safety monitoring, tracking their health update, employee claim cost, ergonomics of warehouse, safety equipment, fire prevention safety hazards.

What are the essential elements of safety?

To accentuate business success, you must accumulate and add basic safety elements to the plan to reduce downtime. It includes hazard assessment and correction tests, employee training and education, accident investigation, and management commitment.

What are the 5 types of safety?

The five kinds of safety include elimination, which means the removal of obstacles that impedes the safety of the staff; substitution, which means the replacement of hazards to protect the employees; engineering control- isolating people from hazard; administrative safety- navigating directions to them on how to do work differently to stay secure, personal protective equipment to protect the workers.

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