REALTOR® Safety Month is over, but agents are still meeting strangers alone. Rob Andress looks at what the industry actually delivered, and why reminders without real training and…
Read more about REALTOR® Safety Month in Canada: Where Awareness Falls Short and Leadership Must Step UpSafety playbook for real estate agents: verify ID, share showings with two contacts, use the 10 second arrival sweep, and book scenario-based training.
Read more about 10 Second Arrival Sweep: Safety Playbook for Real Estate AgentsEnsure your safety with effective location sharing. Learn a practical plan to keep trusted contacts informed during meetings.
Read more about Location sharing safety: a check-in plan that worksEnhance lone worker safety with on-site training that builds crucial skills for real estate and field staff, ensuring better decision-making and security.
Read more about Lone worker safety for real-estate and field staffLearn six practical ways to strengthen workplace safety culture, encourage employee participation, improve communication, support shared responsibility, and create lasting organizational change across your entire team.
Read more about How to improve safety culture in the workplaceDiscover how Rob and Beth Andress combine decades of experience, practical insight, and proven prevention strategies to create safer organizations and communities.
Read more about The OGs of Prevention: Why You Want Rob and Beth Andress in the RoomLearn what to evaluate in a Canadian self-defence course, including instructor qualifications, realistic training methods, safety standards, course content, and practical skills you can use.
Read more about How to Choose a Self-Defence Course in CanadaLearn how real estate professionals, brokerages, and industry organizations share responsibility for improving workplace safety through preparation, communication, risk awareness, practical policies, and effective training.
Read more about REALTOR® Workplace Safety Canada: 3 shared Responsibilities?
