California Active Shooter Training and Preparedness

What is California Active Shooter Preparedness?

Active shooter preparedness in California is the process of preparing for an active shooter situation before it occurs. This involves developing a plan of action, identifying potential risks, and training employees or other members of an organization to respond in the event of an active shooter situation with a program such as AVERT.

Preparing for an active shooter situation in California involves several steps, including:

1. Conducting risk assessment: This usually involves identifying potential vulnerabilities and risks, such as entry points or areas where groups of people may gather, depending on your business or organization.
2. Developing an emergency action plan: This plan should outline the steps to take in the event of an active shooter situation, including how to evacuate or shelter in place.
3. Training employees or other members of your organization: California Active Violence Training should include both active shooter training and drills such as what AVERT provides, so that individuals are better prepared to respond in the event of an actual incident.
4. Know how to communicate with law enforcement: In the event of a California active shooter situation, it is important to communicate with California law enforcement so that they can respond as quickly and effectively as possible.
   

California Bleeding Control Training

Beyond immediate threat response, managing the aftermath is crucial. Our comprehensive California Bleeding Control Training prepares individuals and organizations to provide vital first aid, ensuring that participants are ready to assist in emergencies and contribute to the resilience and safety of their communities.

California Cities Offering Active Shooter Instructor Training

HSI provides active shooter Instructor Development courses (IDCs) across major cities in California to help individuals and organizations prepare for emergencies. Our AVERT program is available in Anaheim, Los Angeles, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco, ensuring that communities throughout the state have access to critical training. HSI equips participants with the skills needed to respond swiftly in high-stress situations and manage life-threatening injuries. View the full schedule of upcoming IDC sessions in your city here and secure your spot today.