Workplace Violence & Active Shooter/Killer Recognition Signs and Reporting
Identify behaviors, causes, and red flags typically associated with workplace violence and active shooter/killer incidents before they occur
Proper reporting of signs of a potential workplace violence event
Active Shooter Survival
Adapting a "Security Mindset" in your corporate culture
Train employees to ensure they know how to effectively respond to an active shooter event through A.L.I.V.E. - 5 steps to surviving an active shooter event
Active Shooter Preparedness
Scenario and practical exercises at your workplace specific to each department and facility layout
Develop enhanced situational awareness
Assessment and implementation of techniques to impede and combat an active shooter
Creating and Implementing a Workplace Violence Program
Building a WPV Program specific to your company and culture based on your company's actual risk and threat level
Communicate with managers to gain support and backing for your workplace violence prevention program
Implantation and training of your employees
Risk & Threat Assessment and Facility Vulnerability Audit
Analyze the actual risk and threat level of your organization in its current and future landscape
Assess the physical, electronic and access control vulnerabilities of your facility and recommend upgrades, updates and corrections
