We all like to believe that the locations where we grew up in South Carolina are secure, and for the most part, they are. But, safety is a relative concept that may shift under you in an instant, such as when a shooter enters your place of business or a student carries a weapon to class. Safety can never be guaranteed, but one may learn how to survive.
School shootings are the norm in cities big and small.
South Carolina teachers need the tools to respond in a crisis.
Today’s students have never known a world without school shootings. While we hope and pray that Columbia’s schools do not experience such acts of violence, failure to train our teachers and staff is a disservice to our students.
Hands-on training in active shooter response and emergency medical response is essential for Columbia’s schools. In addition to the training, it’s also important to equip your teachers with the tools they need to stop the bleed and save lives by outfitting every classroom with a Bleeding Control Kit.
Workplace violence is on the rise.
Are your employees prepared to be their own first responders?
The majority of people who work nine-to-five jobs in South Carolina presumably don't commute to work while considering their response to an active shooter situation at their place of employment. It's more likely that they are functioning on autopilot and are oblivious of the risk of workplace violence, which is rising across the nation and in South Carolina.
Your personnel must be prepared to handle an active shooter situation if it happens at your company. Scenario-based, on-site training for businesses will provide them the tools they need to not just respond, but also to survive.
Places of worship have become targets for active shooters.
Is your congregation situationally aware and secure?
South Carolina has experienced active shooter attacks on places of worship before – take proactive steps to keep it from happening again. Beginning with a safety assessment and on-site training, religious establishments can learn to recognize potential threats before they become a reality.
Safety – even at church – is no longer an expectation. Safety is something that church leaders must proactively fight to protect.
Survival is trained.
Contact The Strategic Research Consulting Group.
We want to provide you with the skills and mindset you need to survive an active shooter event or any other life-threatening situation you may face. We provide training for Schools, Churches, Industrial Facilities, and Corporations. Contact The SRC Group to learn more about:
3-Hour
2-Hour
1-Hour
Situational Awareness/Refuse to be a Victim Seminar
Physical Security Audits/Security Consulting
Self-Defense & Survival Products