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T ag, You’re it! Implementing a “Person In Charge” Training Program http://www.placonference.org/session_handouts.cfm. Welcome to PIC Training!. Presenter. Adrianne Peterson Jefferson County Public Library Community Link Library Manager. Presenter. Brett Lear Multnomah County Library
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Tag, You’re it! Implementing a “Person In Charge” Training Programhttp://www.placonference.org/session_handouts.cfm Welcome to PIC Training!
Presenter Adrianne Peterson Jefferson County Public Library Community Link Library Manager
Presenter Brett Lear Multnomah County Library Reference, Adult Services, and Programming Coordinator
Presenter John Cabrera Multnomah County Library Senior Administrative Analyst
Person In Charge Role • What does the Person in Charge do? • What is the purpose of the PIC system & class? • Support systems
Behavior Issues • Common Behavior Problems • In-depth discussion to follow
Emergencies • How to tell if it’s an emergency • Which of these scenarios qualify as an emergency • Calling for HELP in an emergency
What the library expects of PICs • Keep a clear head • Know your policies • Think before you speak • Use your best judgment • Think Safety First!
Emergencies • How to tell if it’s an emergency • Which of these scenarios qualify as an emergency • Calling for HELP in an emergency
Executive-level PIC • Who? • Responsibility? • Contact Information?
Emergencies continued… • Handling non-emergencies
Building Emergencies Who do you go to for help? How do you ask for help? How do you document? Staff Stuff - Policy Manual - Handbooks - Emergency Procedures Handbook
IT Emergencies • How do you notify IT? • Emergency or inconvenience? • How do you document?
Media & Publicity • What are your policies regarding media & publicity? • Confidentiality? • Where are your policies located?
Policies What are your policies regarding interaction with law enforcement? Confidentiality? Patriot Act? Where are your policies located? Staff Stuff - Policy Manual - Library Policies
General Guidelines for Complaints • Know the library’s policies & procedures • Know where things are written or posted • Gather the facts • Don’t promise things you or the library can’t deliver
Handling Complaints How you handle a can resolve or escalate the situation. E-Learning Modules
Handling Difficult Behaviors • Common Behavior Problems • Determining & Implementing Exclusions
Documentation • Incident reports • Accident reports • Maintenance request
Group Exercises & Discussion #1Emergency Situations • Form 4 groups • Review your situation cards • Problem solve • Report back to group • Group suggestions
Group Exercises & Discussion #2Patron Complaints • Form 4 groups • Review your situation cards • Problem solve • Report back to group • Group suggestions
Wrap Up • Review of flip charts • Homework assignment • Evaluation • SDAR
Questions? Comments?http://www.placonference.org/session_handouts.cfmQuestions? Comments?http://www.placonference.org/session_handouts.cfm
Thank You! • Send us an email: Adrianne.Peterson@JeffcoLibrary.org brettl@multcolib.org johnc@multcolib.org