Overview
Title: | Aggressors and Active Shooters in the Workplace - Do's, Don'ts and Expert Tips for an Effective Plan
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Date: | Tuesday, August 29, 2017
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Time: | 1:00pm - 2:00pm EST
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Cost: | FREE |
Topics Discussed
• | Response Options - Get out, Hide out, Take out |
• | Evacuation Guidelines - How They Differ from Fire Evacuation |
• | Coordinating with Local Emergency Services During Planning |
• | Components of a Response Plan |
• | Table Top Exercises vs. Practical Drills |
• | Essential Training for all Employees |
• | How Plans Can Differ Greatly and What the Variables are |
• | Do's and Don'ts for Individual Occupants |
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Webinar Outline
An active shooter in the workplace is the most lethal form of workplace violence and requires a very targeted response plan for the organization and its occupants. Each person needs to know how to react, what their survival options are, and what they do is consistent with what the organization and the police want them to do.
Your employees and other building occupants have questions. Is it better to evacuate or lockdown? When is hiding a good idea vs. evacuating? Where do we go once we are out? How will we know this is going on in the facility? You need to have training and a plan that provides the answers. Developing a strategy is not a 'one size fits all' approach. Our webinar will give you the basic steps in developing a response plan that is specific to your facility and consistent with what emergency services in your area will want you to do.
Speaker
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Rob Shuster
Vice President of Protective Services and Training
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Prior to joining AFIMAC, Mr. Shuster spent most of his 30 year career with a global leader in uniform security and investigations services. There, he held various positions including: executive protection detail leader, director of training, vice president of corporate development and senior vice president of the asset protection team.
Mr. Shuster is a respected expert in security practices and training related to crisis management and response, labor disputes, close protection operations, special event security, security awareness programs, evasive & defensive driving, and executive protection program design. He has written corporate security articles and white papers, and has lectured for many noted organizations including the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), the International Society of Special Event Planners, the Young Presidents Organization, Penn State University, the Tactical Response Association and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Mr. Shuster has also served two (2) four year terms on the private security advisory board for the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services.
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