Loss Prevention Trainings

This weeklong class will give you the foundation to become a professional and dynamic instructor.  You will learn the principles of learning and teaching, and the qualities of a good instructor. This course is accredited by the NMLEA and is free to NMC Law Enforcement Insurance Pool members.  Non-members may inquire about attending (pending availability) for a fee. Course detail in attached flyer.

https://www.nmcounties.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/TRAINING-FOR-TRAINERS-Las-Cruces-Sept.-2025.docx

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Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2sqTT0kqSkCnpu7uq6odhw

Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026

Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am  

Place:  On-line

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. The link that is given to you after you register is unique to you. Do not share it.  

Certificates will be provided.  

Target Audience: Any county employee  

Description: If you attend, you’ll learn:

• What counts as harassment (spoiler: more than you think)
• What doesn’t count (but will still annoy your coworkers and make HR sigh heavily)
• Understanding your coworker’s eye roll does not count as consent
• How to avoid creating a hostile work environment
• Why “I was just joking” won’t hold up in court, ever
• Why pretending nothing happened isn’t a best practice or a management strategy
• How to identify, prevent, and report inappropriate behavior
• The risks of workplace romantic, consensual relationships (when love blossoms and then withers and dies) and sexual harassment.
• That virtual or off-the-clock harassment still counts. If you wouldn’t say it in person at work, don’t say it on Zoom, text, email, or anywhere Wi-Fi exists.
• What constitutes retaliation and how to avoid it
• Key principles for fostering respect and reducing county liability
• Responsibilities of employees, supervisors, and managers in stopping harassment
• The role of “bystander” intervention

Mark Allen, General Counsel

Direct 505-313-0103

Description

This four-day course is designed to be interactive with live scenario situations.  It is focused on teaching public safety personnel the art of peer support. Participants will gain crucial knowledge about communication skills and techniques that are effective in supportively working with people to gain a mutually beneficial outcome.  Participants will also learn to address people in crisis in a manner that reduces tension and the possibility for physical injury to anyone involved. This course is accredited by the NMLEA.  See attached flyer for more details.

https://www.nmcounties.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Basic-Peer-Support-November-2025.pdf

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