Threat Assessment and Recognition

Understanding the types of weapons that could be used in an attack, as well as recognizing suspicious behaviours or activities that might indicate an imminent threat.

Emergency Response Protocols

‍Knowing the established protocols and procedures for responding to various types of attacks, including lockdowns, evacuations, and providing medical assistance.

First Aid and Medical Training

‍Basic first aid knowledge and training in dealing with injuries such as bleeding control, airway management, and CPR can be critical in the immediate aftermath of an attack before medical professionals arrive.

Communication Systems

‍Proficiency in using communication devices to report incidents, share information, and coordinate responses with other security personnel, law enforcement agencies, and emergency services.

Evacuation Procedures

‍Understanding how to efficiently and safely evacuate people from a building or area under attack, ensuring minimal panic and maximum safety.

Crowd Control

‍Managing crowds effectively to prevent stampedes, chaos, and potential injuries during an evacuation or response situation.

Weapons Familiarity

‍Acquaintance with various types of weapons that could potentially be used in an attack, including firearms, explosives, and bladed weapons, in order to quickly identify and respond to the threat.

Crisis Management

Training in handling high-stress situations, making quick decisions, and keeping a level head during an attack to mitigate the impact of the situation.

Security Equipment Usage

Proficiency in using security equipment such as metal detectors, surveillance systems, and access control mechanisms to prevent unauthorized entry and identify potential threats.

Law Enforcement Collaboration

Understanding the role of law enforcement agencies, their protocols, and how to collaborate effectively with them during and after an attack.

Knowledge of Emergency Exits and Safe Zones

Familiarity with the layout of buildings and venues, including emergency exits, safe zones, and potential hiding places, to guide people to safety.

Triage and Casualty Management

‍Basic knowledge of triage techniques to prioritize and provide initial medical attention to the wounded based on the severity of their injuries.

Psychological First Aid

Understanding how to provide emotional support to individuals affected by the attack, including victims, witnesses, and even colleagues who may be traumatized by the event.

Legal and Ethical Considerations

Awareness of legal and ethical constraints when dealing with attackers, victims, and other parties involved in the situation.

Continuing Education

Staying updated with the latest security and emergency response techniques through ongoing training and education programs.

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In the event of a weapons attack it is advised that you follow run, hide and tell

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