Improve your worksite by training front-desk, customer service, and in-house security teams through de-escalation, active threat, and smart building design
Workplace security training options
VPC tailors site visits, presentations, and trainings based on the needs of each group and workplace. A large suburban mega-Church has distinct needs from a small town optometry healthcare provider or an inner-city distribution center.
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De-escalation and calming techniques employed by law enforcement can be highly effective in nearly any business. From reducing tensions of customers who are upset over unusually long waits to spotting the signs of someone with dementia or other mental illness, this valuable training can be done on-site, with role players, and is interactive with your team.
Security can come from a great building designed for safety. Vantage Point consultants can review your alarms, exits, and other building safety mechanisms. And we can go further, helping you make decisions and spot issues with overall building design. This includes lighting, landscaping, lobbies, hallways, and other areas that are often overlooked.
Often overlooked and forgotten, your internal documentation and response plans are vital.
- If an active threat occurs, responding officers will ask for blueprints.
- If a fire or earthquake damages the building, first responders need to know how to access your building’s electrical and plumbing systems.
- If an emergency happens after-hours, during the weekend, or when you have new staff on-site, will they know how to access critical information like someone’s emergency contact?
Vantage Point consultants have decades of experience producing actionable, well-organized documentation and plans that are compliant with your industry’s accreditation standards.
When de-escalation fails or could never be deployed, active threat awareness is your team’s best defense. Active threat awareness prepares your team and staff to recognize a rogue employee, a suspicious patron or visitor, and more.
When awareness turns into real active threats, like shooters, knife-wielding assailants, or other weaponized threats, we train people to go beyond “Run, Hide, Fight” and identify ways to improvise, adapt, and overcome using your facility’s available resources.
VPC can conduct on-site inspections that also serve as OSHA-ready inspections for large facilities or areas where hazards are common. For places with fewer OSHA-reportable incidents or risks, we can conduct on-site reviews that identify issues before your local fire marshal or other inspector does.
Your team can also benefit from CPR, AED, and First Aid certification.
Healthcare facilities that need to document or conduct tabletop exercises as part of local or state accreditation standards, Joint Commission standards, or just want to be prepared for likely threats and surveys can benefit from a customized mix of active threat, building security assessments, and other audits.
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Workplace threat management for churches, schools, and other businesses
Everything we do isn’t just for large hospitals, employers, or campuses. Small operations have just as much to gain from world-class security preparedness and training.
VPC Security Branch trainers conduct just as many workplace threat management and security trainings for churches and small businesses as we do large enterprises, factories, and campuses.
You can benefit from our training programs if your small business or organization:
- Frequently serves the public
- Operates with a wide range of people at all hours of the day
- Is located in an area at risk for natural or man-made threats
- Your building is in the planning stages for construction or renovation
- Your facility is aging and can benefit from a comprehensive review
- Recognizes the importance and value of updated, accurate, and usable documentation and disaster planning
