ACTIVE THREAT PREPAREDNESS TRAINING
K-12 & UNIVERSITIES
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
1. Threat Identification & Prevention
- Behavioral threat assessments
- Establishing a threat assessment team (TAT)
- Anonymous reporting systems
- Access control
2. Response Protocols: Run, Hide, Fight & ALICE Concepts
- RUN, HIDE, FIGHT
- ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) training for more dynamic responses.
3. Lockdown & Evacuation Drills
- Classroom lockdown procedures
- Safe evacuation routes
- Special considerations
- Coordination with law enforcement
4. Communication & Crisis Management
- Emergency notification systems
- Code word protocols
- Role assignments
- Parent communication & reunification plans
5. Medical & Trauma Response
- Stop-the-Bleed training
- Classroom emergency kits
- Designated first-aid stations
- Coordinating medical response with
6. Recovery & Post-Incident
- Psychological first aid
- Debriefing with law enforcement
- Crisis communication plan .
- long-term school safety
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
1. Understanding the Threat
- What is an active shooter?
- Statistics and Context
2. Prevention & Mitigation
- Identifying Warning Signs
- Reporting Protocols
- Security Measures
3. Response Strategies
- Run, Hide, Fight
- Evacuation Drills
- ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) training for more dynamic responses.
4. Communication
- Emergency Notifications
- Internal Communication Protocols:
- Post-Incident Communication
5. Cooperation with Law Enforcement
- What to Expect from Police
- Coordinating with First Responders
6. Post-Incident Support
- Mental Health Support
- Debriefing Sessions
7. Legal and Regulatory Compliance
- Workplace Safety Laws
- Liability Considerations
8. Tailored Training for Specific Roles
- Managers and Supervisors
- Security Personnel
Types of Training Available:
- In-Person Workshops
- Online Training
- Simulations and Drills
Benefits of Active Shooter Training:
- Preparedness
- Reduced Risk of Harm
- Company Reputation
- Compliance
HOUSES OF WORSHIP
CORPORATE & SMALL BUSINESS
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
1. Threat Prevention & Situational Awareness
- Identifying suspicious behavior
- Enhancing perimeter security
- Conducting a vulnerability assessment of the facility
- Understanding potential threats
2. Legal & Liability Considerations
- Understanding state laws on armed security and concealed carry in houses of worship.
- Use of force laws
- Coordination with law enforcement
- Liability concerns
3. De-Escalation
- Verbal commands and psychological tactics
- Recognizing mental health crises
- Non-lethal defense tactics
4. Emergency Response Protocols
- Run, Hide, Fight & ALICE
- Lockdown and evacuation
- Communications plan
- Team-based response
5. Armed & Unarmed Defensive Tactics (if applicable)
- Firearm safety and retention
- Tactical shooting drills for
- Team movement & positioning
- Unarmed self-defense
6. Medical & Trauma Response
- Stop-the-Bleed training for life-threatening injuries.
- CPR, AED, basic first aid
- Evacuation strategies
- Coordinating with EMS & first responders
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
Active Threat Training for Medical Facilities
1. Threat Awareness & Prevention
- Recognizing early warning signs
- Controlling access to restricted areas
- Understanding potential threats
2. Response Strategies (Run, Hide, Fight & ALICE Concepts Adapted for Healthcare)
- Lockdown procedures for patient-intensive areas (ICU, ER, OR).
3. Communication & Coordination
- Using emergency codes .
- Coordination with hospital security/law enforcement
- Public address system
4. Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) for Healthcare Providers
- Stop-the-Bleed techniques for immediate trauma response.
- Improvised first aid
- Prioritizing patient care
- Coordinating with EMS, SWAT, and external emergency teams.
5. Facility-Specific Training & Drills
- Conducting realistic active threat scenarios
- Training on patient mobility challenges—how to secure non-ambulatory patients.
- Evacuation considerations for NICUs, ICU patients, and surgical teams.
6. Post-Incident Recovery & Continuity
- Crisis intervention and mental health support for staff and patients.
- Incident debriefing, lessons learned, and policy adjustments.
- Rebuilding public trust and ensuring continuity of care.
SAFETY TEAM TRAINING
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
1. Legal Considerations & Use of Force
- Florida’s laws on church security and armed protection(Florida Stand Your Ground & Castle Doctrine).
- Interacting with law enforcement
- liability concerns
2. Threat Detection & Prevention
- Identifying suspicious behavior
- Access control strategies
- security assessments
- Situational awareness training
3. Active Threat & Armed Response Training
- Armed team training
- Firearms safety,
- Tactical shooting drills
- Defensive formations
- Unarmed defensive tactics:
4. De-escalation
- Verbal commands
- Non-lethal defense tools
- Handling emotionally disturbed individuals.
- Responding to domestic disputes and disruptive attendees.
5. Medical Emergency Response
- Stop-the-Bleed training
- Basic first aid CPR/AED
- Handling medical emergencies
6. Coordinated Response & Drills
- Team positioning & movement
- Role-playing
- Communication protocols
- Evacuation and lockdown procedures
7. Post-Incident Recovery & Crisis Management
- Managing trauma.
- Cooperating with law enforcement
- Reviewing and adjusting safety protocols
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
1. Threat Awareness & Prevention
- Understanding potential threats (active shooter, workplace violence, terrorism, insider threats).
- Identifying suspicious behavior and early warning signs.
- Physical security measures and access control.
2. Response Strategies (Run, Hide, Fight & ALICE Concepts)
- Situational awareness and decision-making under stress.
- Evacuation procedures and safe escape routes.
- Shelter-in-place techniques for various threats.
- Last-resort defensive actions.
3. Communication & Coordination
- Emergency notification systems (PA systems, alarms, mass messaging).
- Coordinating with law enforcement, emergency responders, and internal security.
- Chain of command and role-specific responsibilities during an incident.
4. Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
- Stop-the-Bleed techniques.
- Basic first aid for gunshot wounds and trauma.
- Integration with EMS and first responders.
5. Facility-Specific Training & Drills
- Conducting active shooter drills
- Reviewing building layouts,
- Customizing training for different facility types
6. Post-Incident Recovery & Continuity
- Psychological first aid
- Business continuity
- Debriefing, lessons learned,