Three Critical Skills. One Integrated Course
Active Threat 360
Active Threat 360 brings together the three critical phases of workplace preparedness: recognizing developing threats, responding effectively during an active threat, and providing immediate lifesaving aid afterward.
This 8-hour course gives employees a practical framework for making better decisions before, during, and immediately after a violent incident—helping organizations build a more complete and coordinated approach to preparedness.
- Recognize developing situations before they escalate into threats
- Make faster, more effective decisions under stress
- Adapt between evacuation, lockdown, barricade, and last-resort personal defense as conditions change
- Communicate clearly with 911 and coworkers during a rapidly evolving emergency
- Provide immediate lifesaving aid before responders arrive
- Use awareness, response, and immediate aid as one continuous process
Why an Integrated Approach Matters
Active threat situations often develop in stages. Warning signs may appear before violence begins. Once an incident starts, employees may have only seconds to decide whether to evacuate, lock down, barricade, communicate, or take other protective action. And when the immediate danger has passed, injured people may still need lifesaving help before professional responders can reach them.
Active Threat 360 prepares employees for that entire sequence. By combining situational awareness, active threat response, and immediate aid in one course, participants learn how to recognize what is developing, respond as conditions change, and continue taking effective action through the critical moments that follow.
The 360 Preparedness Framework
Active Threat 360 connects the three critical phases of preparedness into one continuous process: recognizing what may be developing, responding effectively during an active threat, and providing immediate aid afterward.
Before — Situational Awareness
Recognize developing situations, changes in behavior, and conditions that may indicate an emerging threat before violence begins.
During — Active Threat Response
Make effective decisions under stress and adapt between evacuation, lockdown, barricade, communication, and last-resort personal defense as conditions change.
After — Immediate Aid
Provide immediate lifesaving assistance during the critical period before professional responders can reach the injured.
Course at a Glance
Delivery Options
• In-person classroom training — 8 hours
• Up to 40 participants per instructor
• Integrated instruction, guided discussion, demonstrations, practical exercises, and scenario-based learning
Pricing
$299
per person
Group Pricing & Travel
Volume Discounts: Discounted pricing is available for larger groups.
Travel Expenses: For on-site training requiring travel, mileage, lodging, and per diem are billed separately at current federal government rates.