Some businesses need a plan. Some need annual training. Some need a better incident log. Others need a person to walk the worksite and handle the setup. This page separates those jobs so you can compare without guessing.
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A provider can save time, but the legal requirements come from California—not from a sales page. These are the official starting points.
The state’s editable general-industry Workplace Violence Prevention Plan template.
Free employer assistance, including phone support and on-site consultation options.
Five questions to identify whether you need a plan, training, records, or urgent professional help. Answers stay in your browser.
Start with CalChamber for self-directed materials or West Coast Consulting Group for a customized, consultant-led setup.
Compare Compliance Training Group, HSI, Traliant, and CalChamber by format and pricing model.
Compare SB553Ready’s recurring workflow with HSI’s incident-management and training offering.
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“Good fit” describes the service each provider publicly offers. It is not a certification, endorsement, or promise about results. Confirm current scope, price, contract terms, and availability directly.
| Provider | Publicly described service | Good fit if | Pricing model | Relationship & check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CalChamber | Editable plan materials, forms, training, and optional expert support. | You want a recognizable California business resource and can do much of the setup yourself. | Published prices; employee training listed at $19.99 per seat. | Unpaid listing. Product page checked July 14, 2026. |
| Compliance Training Group | Employee e-learning, webinars, on-site training, and a plan-focused webinar. | You want a trainer-led option or simple per-person e-learning. | E-learning listed at $19.99 per user; webinar and on-site work are quote-based. | Unpaid listing. Product page checked July 14, 2026. |
| West Coast Consulting Group | Customized plans, on-site hazard assessments, employee participation, and annual training. | You have several sites, physical hazards, or want a consultant to lead the setup. | Quote-based professional service. | Unpaid listing. Service page checked July 14, 2026. |
| SB553Ready | Plan builder, training tracker, incident log, hazard records, reminders, and audit export. | You want one recurring software workflow for one or more worksites. | Published plans from $59/month; 14-day trial shown on its site. | Unpaid listing. Product page checked July 14, 2026. |
| HSI | Online and in-person training plus configurable violent-incident-log software. | You want training and incident-management capabilities from one vendor. | Quote-based. | Unpaid listing. Product page checked July 14, 2026. |
| Traliant | California workplace-violence training, plan consultation, and related compliance tools. | You are comparing annual training platforms or need training customized to your plan. | Quote-based. | Unpaid listing. Product page checked July 14, 2026. |
Prices and product details can change. “From” prices may not include every worksite, employee, setup service, or feature you need. Check the provider’s current page before buying.
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CalChamber publishes an editable plan toolkit and forms, employee training, a webinar, and optional one-on-one plan support. Its public page lists employee training at $19.99 per seat; other products have their own published prices.
Good fit if: you want a largely self-directed California package with optional human help.
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The provider’s SB 553 page lists one-hour employee e-learning at $19.99 per user, with webinar and on-site options quoted separately. It also describes a plan-focused webinar and related templates.
Good fit if: you want a simple per-person course or a live human-led format.
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The firm describes organization-specific plans, employee participation, on-site hazard assessments, incident procedures, and customized annual training. Pricing is provided by quote.
Good fit if: your workplace is operationally complex or you want a consultant to lead the work.
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Its public product page describes a plan builder, training tracker, violent incident log, hazard records, annual reminders, and audit-packet export. Plans are shown from $59 per month with a 14-day trial.
Good fit if: you want the plan, training cadence, and records kept in one recurring system.
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HSI’s public page describes online and in-person workplace-violence training plus configurable incident-management software with corrective-action workflows. Pricing is quote-based.
Good fit if: you want a broader training library and an incident-management system from one provider.
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Traliant describes California workplace-violence training that can be aligned with an employer’s own plan, plus workplace-violence plan consultation and related compliance tools. Pricing is quote-based.
Good fit if: annual employee training and LMS administration are your main need.
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