Operations and EHS teams can give this frontline violence prevention training badge to workers in warehouses, stores, and distribution centers who complete the course. Workers share it on LinkedIn or keep it on their phone, and each badge links to a credential page with the year and your organization as the issuer. The badge shows the worker took the training and it’s not the plan or the training record.

The design is a round charcoal badge with a thick yellow ring. A yellow gear icon sits beside the issuer name (e.g., Ironworks EHS). The bold white title reads "Workplace Violence Prevention Training", with "Frontline Staff" in yellow below, a yellow and black hazard-stripe band, and the year (e.g., 2026) at the bottom. You can edit the icon, issuer name, title, audience label, and year.

Key features

• Issuing across stores and shifts: Import completions from a spreadsheet, or from your HRIS through Zapier, and add a store or site as a custom attribute. Workers without a company email can receive the badge at a personal address.
• Pair it with a safety certificate: Give frontline workers a certificate alongside the badge by adding one from the OSHA certificate templates or safety training certificates to the same credential. Workers then open both from a single credential page.
• Easy to keep on a phone: Workers open the credential page from their email and can download the badge as a PNG, so they can show it to a supervisor on the floor.
• Shareable and verifiable: Each badge has a credential ID and verification link that a site lead can open the credential page on a phone to check the training year.

With Certifier, you can edit this badge online, connect your HRIS, and issue badges to every location's frontline staff in one run. Get your frontline crews badged free, starting with one location.

Featured fonts

• This template uses the condensed Oswald in Bold and SemiBold, a high-impact setup that matches the hazard-stripe design for frontline staff.

Important: We use fonts from the Google Fonts collection to ensure your badges look their best without any extra cost.

Free badge file formats available

• Certifier: Edit the badge online, issue it in bulk, and let recipients download it as a PNG from their credential page.
• Badge template Word: Simple customization in Microsoft Word.
• Badge template Photoshop: Advanced editing in Photoshop.
• Badge vector (Illustrator): Scalable artwork for high-quality printing.