Focusing Only on Active Shooters Leaves Schools Less Prepared for Terrorists
An all-hazards approach to safety and security training will enable schools to better respond to a terrorist attack.
An all-hazards approach to safety and security training will enable schools to better respond to a terrorist attack.
Best practices, such as the DHS’ four phases of emergency management, threat assessments and parental engagement can greatly improve safety.
Crisis plan assistance and a hotline would be some of the programs implemented.
It is time to fundamentally re-tool the planning, processes and practices of the monthly school fire drill.
Dealing with victims remains among the least well handled of all campus management activities. Here’s how your institution can appropriately respond when a victim-creating incident occurs.
The installation of fire alarm and ECS can have a significant impact in preserving life safety within schools and campuses. Here are the portions of NFPA 72 to watch.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.