Safety First Key Components of Active Shooter Training for Employees.pptx

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In today's world, being ready for unexpected situations is crucial, especially when keeping people safe at work, in places of worship, and during our daily routines. The thought of facing an active shooter is scary, but having the right training can make all the difference.

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SAFETY FIRST: KEY
COMPONENTS OF ACTIVE
SHOOTER TRAINING FOR
EMPLOYEES

Understanding the Threat
First and foremost, recognizing the reality
of these threats is a critical step. Active
shooter situations are unpredictable and
evolve quickly, which means that the more
you know, the better prepared you will be.

A solid plan is the backbone of active
shooter training in Florida or anywhere else.
This doesn't just include a general safety
plan but also personalized plans for
different settings like businesses and
churches.
Planning and Preparedness

RESPONSE STRATEGIES
Knowing how to react when an active
shooter is present can save lives.
Training teaches various response
strategies, such as "Run, Hide, Fight,"
guiding individuals on when and how
to evacuate safely, find secure hiding
places, or, as a last resort, take action
against the shooter.

Defender School LLC
Website: https://www.defenderschool.com/
Contact us
Address: 1317 Edgewater Dr, #282, Orlando,
FL, 32804, USA

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1. SAFETY FIRST: KEY COMPONENTS OF ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING FOR EMPLOYEES

2. Understanding the Threat First and foremost, recognizing the reality of these threats is a critical step. Active shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly, which means that the more you know, the better prepared you will be.

3. A solid plan is the backbone of active shooter training in Florida or anywhere else. This doesn't just include a general safety plan but also personalized plans for different settings like businesses and churches. Planning and Preparedness

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5. Defender School LLC Website: https://www.defenderschool.com/ Contact us Address: 1317 Edgewater Dr, #282, Orlando, FL, 32804, USA

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