Whether you have procedures in place or need to create them, this customized program will guarantee that your protocol is brought up to best practice standards with the creation of a Vulnerability Assessment and Action Plan.

Those elements include, but are not limited to:

• Active Shooter/Work Violence Action Plan

• Personnel Security

• Evacuation Plan

• Local/Facility Vulnerabilities

• Electronic Security Systems/Practices

• Security Policy/Procedures

• Liability Guidelines

• Guest Safety Protocols

Protocol, Training, Guidelines:

• Security and Floor Plan Assessment

• Handling Active Shooters/Assailants/Agitated Persons

• Guest Interaction

• Student Safety/Protection

• Protected Evacuation

• Interaction/Communication

• Emergency Response Personnel Collaboration

Places:

• Gyms

• Auditoriums

• Theaters

• Cafeterias

• Classrooms

• Playgrounds/Courtyards

• Drop Off/Pick Up Area

• Offices

• Teacher’s Lounges

• Stairwells

• Sports Fields/Locker Rooms

• Hallways

Protocol, Training, Guidelines:

• Security and Floor Plan Assessment

• Handling Active Shooters/Assailants/Agitated Persons

  • Especially During Service

• Unknown Guest Interaction

• Protected Evacuation

• Congregation Interaction/Communication

• Emergency Response Personnel Collaboration

Places:

• Parking Lots/Garages

• Playgrounds

• Daycare/Preschool

• Entryways/Lobbies

• Banquet Areas

• Sanctuary Rooms

• Outdoor/Garden Areas

• Halls

Protocol, Training, Guidelines:

• Security and Location Assessment

• Handling Active Shooters/Assailants/Agitated Persons

• Attendee Interaction

• Talent Safety

• Protected Evacuation

• Security Team Interaction/Communication

• Emergency Response Personnel Collaboration

Places:

• Amphitheaters

• Stadiums

• Festivals

• Parking Lots/Garages

• Ticket Area

• Entry/Exit Areas

• Security Check-Points

• VIP/Green Room/Locker Room Areas

• Backstage

• Fields

• Seating

Protocol, Training, Guidelines:

• Security and Floor Plan Assessment

• Handling Active Shooters/Assailants/Agitated Persons

• Customer and Employee Safety

• Protected Evacuation

• Security Personal Preparation

• Team Interaction/Communication

• Collaborative Store Response

• Emergency Response Personnel Collaboration

Places:

• Parking Lots/Garages

• Stores

• Food Halls/Courts

• Promenades

As an Executive Protection professional, your primary objective is to protect and ensure the safety of any VIP or team in the private sector. Our training will provide you with the professional skills and know-how to reach this objective in both routine and emergency situations.

Training will focus on:

• Gaining the control and command abilities required to lead a security team, including the qualities and roles of good leadership
• Practicing security management, including the ability to operate team formations, implement team work and use different problem-solving methods
• Gaining familiarity with various security systems and monitoring methods
• Learning how to define the security level and means, based on needs
• Designing security field files and the security set needed to protect the event and the facility
• Learning to analyze the facility architecture and possible risks, as well as identifying suspects
• Combat shooting and Krav Maga training
• Getting a VIP out of a crowded area and protecting them while in motion

Undercover VIP protection and team protection