Surviving an Active Shooter

Personal Safety Training Series

Employees | Teachers | Students

Series Overview

NOTE: This training does NOT involve the use of firearms or lethal weapons
This class is based on the United States Department of Homeland Security methodology of: Run, Hide, Fight, Prevention.















Do you know what to do if you hear shots fired in your workplace, store, school, or restaurant? Do you know what to do if you come face-to-face with an armed gunman? Have you thought it through or will you just freeze? The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and FBI developed the: Run, Hide, Fight, Prevention methodology. This series covers each of these techniques along with active shooter case studies, tips on prevention for managers, teachers, students, building security risk assessments, timed employee or student drills, pepper spray, fire extinguisher live outdoor practice drills, fast barricade building and improvised weapons training. All experts agree that preparedness training saves lives! On-site live drills, videos, small group discussions and partner drills can be conducted during the classes. Hands-on demonstrations of close contact NON-lethal weapons (safety cats, expandable batons, pepper spray, strobe flashlights, electronic stun guns, quick clot, etc.) and resources for further first aid supplies and information will be provided.
NOTE: This training does NOT involve the use of firearms or lethal weapons.

Training options can be customized for your specific needs

Outline

1. Little known facts from recent active shooter cases in the U.S.
2. Preplanning escape route drills
3. Run, Hide, Fight, Prevention methodology explained
4. Is your building safe? Risk assessment
5. How distance from a gunman impacts your chances of survival
6. Psychology of an active shooter- What are they thinking?
7. Your psychological preparedness- What should you be thinking?
8. The element of surprise! The 1 second rule and gaining control
9. What is in your work area that can be used as a weapon right now?
10. What is in your work area that can be used as a shield?
11. What should be in your office that can be used as a weapon?
12. What can be used as a weapon almost anywhere I am?
13. Building a barricade in 30 seconds or less?
14. What should be in your purse or wallet?
15. How can I keep my kids safe?
16. Survival tips when in a cafeteria, library, auditorium, gym?
17. Pepper spray and fire extinguisher live outside drills
18. Timed building employee drills and evaluation
19. Where to strike an attacker that is most disabling
20. Gunman encounter preparedness activity- paired drills
21. Common ordinary objects that can be used as weapons
22. Small personal carry weapons, safety cats, expandable batons
23. The strike and run method- paired drills
24. What and when to yell when under attack
25. Hands-on safety weapons display, demonstration, resources
26. What to do when law enforcement arrives
27. Taking down an active shooter
28. What should be in your first aid kits!
29. Securing doors without locks
30. Open area playground safety tips
31. What should every kid have to avoid abduction?
32. Cafeteria, library and gymnasium safety protocols
33. What should I report? Social media tips for reporting

Presenter Dr. Michael Monroe Kiefer is an Author with a heavy background in genetic engineering. He ran the Powermind project on human potential for over 12 years. This resulted in the publication of his books: The Powermind System and Superconscious Power, The Science of Attracting Health, Wealth and Wisdom. Michael is an expert in psychological profiling methods and has had the opportunity to train professional FBI profilers in grid systems. He is an adjunct professor at 9 colleges in the Midwest. He specializes in sales training, communications, motivation, and high performance teams. He is a national trainer with 20 plus years of street-smart experience combined with formal education.