HR & Compliance, 20 minutes, self-paced
Active Shooter Response
Prepares employees for an active shooter incident at work: the behavior that can precede one, the company rule that no firearms come onto company property, and the Run, Hide, Defend responses. It also covers how to call for help and what to do once police have stopped the shooter.
Part of the compliance library: free for every employee at any company size.
What you will learn
- Identify warning signs and escalating behavior that may precede an active shooter incident
- State the company firearm policy, including that it covers a locked car, a locker, and a holder of a concealed pistol license
- Describe the Run, Hide, Defend responses and the conditions under which each applies
- Choose the correct actions for calling for help and for responding after police arrive
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