SCENARIO BASED SAFETY TRAINING
The Red Ball Drills® is a groundbreaking program which extends well beyond standard table-top exercises. It is a comprehensive safety and security review process, utilizing proprietary methodology for true all hazards assessment, analysis, and continued improvement.
The unique and proven Red Ball Drills® approach is changing the face of training for Active Shooter scenarios and is also in use extensively in the US and Internationally for all crisis events as diverse as Workplace Violence, Sexual Assault, Extreme Weather, and Event Crowd Management, to name a few. Scenarios are site-specific and geared toward the unique culture of each location.
Our consultants lead realistic “live” scenarios (along with in-depth process and policy discussions in real-time) to identify critical areas for improvements – all in a cooperative and process-oriented environment. This approach empowers participants instead of testing them. This provides a significantly better learning approach, and a more actionable set of recommendations which will help build a culture of safety without adding any “fear factor.”
ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING
WITH NO FEAR
SAFETY • COMMUNICATION • CONTROL
Safety, Communication, and Control were developed to help define where the focus should lie when managing a crisis event. From these core concepts, we help you to create or update your processes and define clear, site-specific policies and procedures. In the event of an active shooter, we help you zero in your plans toward actions in the “most critical time” – from the moment a shooter is identified, to the point when law enforcement officers arrive.
DIRECT APPLICATION TO YOUR FACILITY
Red Ball Drills® is a global program that has been used by both domestic and international companies to train employees on how to better manage workplace violence and active shooter situations. The Red Ball Drill can be customized for any client in any country.

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