Being situationally aware gives you the opportunity to positively respond to an emergency situation. When you are aware of your surroundings, when you pay attention to the behaviors of those around you, and when you take action, you have a better chance of saving yourself and/or helping those around you.

Your best chance of survival is to flee. What if that is not an option? In this course, we will review how to escape, barricade, use numbers, and, if necessary, fight, if you are in an active shooter situation. Having a plan drastically increases your chance of survival.

Simple, basic medical training, by average citizens, can mean the difference between life and death. In this program, we review some life-saving medical treatments that you can apply to someone else or to yourself. While this training is provided in the context of an active shooter incident, it is far more likely you would use this training to help an accident victim. What you do in the first few minutes will mean the difference between life and death.

Each emergency responder has a different role when they arrive on an active shooter scene. Here we learn how to effectively interact with all different emergency responders. We also discuss the aftermath and the impact an event like this will have on your establishment for months or years to come.