Is your organization ready for an unforeseen emergency—environmental, accidental, or hostile? Does your Emergency Operations Plan cover all it needs to cover?
Don’t wait until it is too late, Pendulum Risk offers Armed Intruder and Active Shooter Programs to help keep your company safe. It has become essential that leadership in all facets of business and industry recognize the need to plan, for and recover from an armed intruder or active shooter.
It Can-And Has-Happened. An Armed Intruder Finds His Or Her Way Into Your Building. Now What?
It Is Essential To Plan:
It has become essential that leadership in all facets of business and industry recognize the need to plan for, respond to, and recover from an armed intruder or active shooter. The Pendulum Armed Intruder and Active Shooter Program, presented in conjunction with Sorensen, Wilder & Associates, helps organizations accomplish these needs.
Sorensen, Wilder & Associates Armed Intruder and Active Shooter Program is a nationally acclaimed program that prepares you and your organization to recognize threats and minimize the chances of such an incident, or if one should occur, to minimize the loss of life.
What Our Training Covers:
- Understand a state of preparedness. Is your organization ready for an unforeseen emergency—environmental, accidental, or hostile? Does your Emergency Operations Plan cover all it needs to cover?
- Define terminology and concepts specific to a hostile act within your organization—specifically, a focused and limited hostile event or a broad, organization-wide hostile event. Understand how one type of incident can morph into another
- Review a case study and discuss the unforeseen challenges that the event can generate, adversely affecting the care and health of stakeholders, performance of staff, and operational state of the organization
- Learn how your staff can protect themselves during the commission of a hostile active event within the organization by utilizing “The Four Outs” of the Active Shooter Safety Action Plan
- Understand the increased stresses and anxieties that come hand in hand with an active hostile event and how to control those anxieties and stresses through thorough preparation and training
- Understand the critical decision-making process and psychology behind the program. Refine decision-making skills in order to increase the likelihood of survival of staff and other stakeholders during an active hostile event
- Learn the S.T.A.F. Protocol, balancing the safety of all stakeholders during an active shooter event within your organization
- Remain safe and alive during an active hostile event
What Our Clients Say
Have questions? We’ve got answers.
What is a standard risk assessment process?
Depending on the services requested, the assessment process is customized to fit the need of the organization. The assessment may be risk- or compliance-oriented.
Some examples of the areas reviewed during the assessment process include:
- Policies and procedures
- Protocols and practices
- Physical environment
WHAT TYPES OF ASSESSMENTS ARE AVAILABLE?
Pendulum offers several varieties of assessments:
- Professional liability risk
- Infection prevention and control
- Customer service
- OIG compliance
- HIPAA/HITECH compliance
- Emergency operations
- Security vulnerability
- Life safety
- OSHA
- Cybersecurity
An organization can also choose a focused assessment that includes customized services to meet their needs in areas such as documentation, fall, skin integrity, elopement management, risk and quality programming, etc.
What can you expect from Pendulum Risk?
Pendulum offers more than 22 years of risk management consulting experience to assist organizations in minimizing liability risk and strengthening defensibility. We provide a wide range of risk management services and take pride in our ability to provide customized services to meet our client’s needs.
Our skilled risk control consultants have consulting expertise in a wide variety of clinical and non-clinical settings, allowing them to identify potential areas of risk and provide recommendations based on risk management strategies that have been identified through national claims and litigation activities.