Active shooter training helps create a culture of preparedness within organizations and communities. By regularly practicing and discussing emergency response plans, individuals become more aware of potential threats and are better equipped to handle them.
Active shooter training provides individuals with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively during an active shooter situation. By understanding the best practices, techniques, and strategies, people can make informed decisions and increase their chances of survival.
In the event of an active shooter situation, every second counts. Active shooter training can help individuals identify and respond to potential threats more quickly, potentially reducing the duration of the incident and minimizing casualties.
Active shooter training can help individuals develop the resilience needed to cope with traumatic events. By learning how to manage stress and anxiety, individuals can better handle the psychological impact of such incidents.
Active Shooter Events
Casualties
(105 deceased/ 139 wounded)
Events met the definition of a mass causality event
• Identifying potential threats: How to recognize signs of escalating aggression, distress, or concerning behavior.
• Reporting procedures: Understanding the proper channels for reporting suspicious activities.
• Bystander intervention: Learning techniques to intervene safely and effectively in potentially dangerous situations.
• Overview of Active Shooter incidents and why they occurred.
• Escape routes: Identifying multiple escape routes from the building.
• Evacuation signals: Understanding the meaning of different warning signals (e.g., alarms, announcements).
• Evacuation procedures: Practicing orderly evacuation procedures, including the use of designated assembly points.
• Securing the area: How to lock doors, barricade windows, and create secure hiding places.
• Communication: Establishing a system for communicating with authorities and others within the building.
• Staying calm: Techniques for managing stress and anxiety during a crisis.
• Trauma management: Understanding the psychological impact of active assailant incidents and seeking support.
• Crisis communication: Learning how to communicate effectively with family, friends, and the media.
• Debriefing: Participating in debriefing sessions to process the incident and learn from the experience.
• Disengagement: Learning how to avoid confrontation and de-escalate situations.
• Taking cover: Understanding the principles of effective cover and concealment.
• Counter-attack (if necessary): Exploring potential counter-attack strategies as a last resort.
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