Description
This course is for individuals who manage and develop emergency action plans for facilities. Events like Columbine and Sandy Hook have made the country aware of “active shooter.” Under New York State’s Project Save legislation, schools have been required to prepare for potential active shooters in their school emergency response plan. Under the OSHA regulations 1910.38, facilities are required to prepare an emergency response plan that deal with fires or other emergencies. A potential active shooter emergency is very different than a fire emergency. This course will discuss how you add an active shooter component to your emergency response plan. We will discuss active shooters, how to prepare for an active shooter, the training for an active shooter, and what happens when you have an active shooter.
What you will learn
History of Active Shooters – 0.5 hour – History PP
Communications – 0.5 hours
Preparing for an Active Shooters – 2 hours
Video – Hide, Run, Fight
Facility assessment – where to go
Tabletop drills & exercises
Police Response to Active Shooters – 0.5 hour
Emergency Response Plan Elements to Deal with an Active Shooter – 0.5 hour
Lockdown versus Lockout
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