Mark DeRee provides the lessons learned by the Minneapolis Community and Technical College campus officers following the City of Minneapolis and Saint Paul civil unrest, looting and riots in reaction to the death of George Floyd.
Gary Sigrist of Safeguard Risk Solutions will share how to conduct a Security and Vulnerability Assessment with the help of your First Responders and free tools from the US Department of Education and other government agencies at little or no cost.
Chief Stephen Lopez discusses some of the key ways in which campus police/security are having to adapt to handle the “new normal” resulting from the global SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. This includes discussions on how we keep our campus police (and security) forces safe, ranging from altered workplace practices, to training and personal protective equipment.
Lt. Joseph Pangaro will help you understand the planning process in developing an All Hazards Threat Assessment for after school programs including all potential issues and stakeholders.
Chief Margo Bennett of UC Berkeley will address the intersection between free speech and public safety and the legal and practical complexities and challenges.
Whether the disaster is a pandemic event, terrorist attack, active assailant offense, workplace violence incident or a natural disaster, healthcare institutions must be ready to tackle any catastrophe event.
This training will help businesses navigate the current invisible threat our world is facing today. Businesses must keep their employees and customers safe while acknowledging the risks of reopening and this training provides suggestions for preparedness efforts and how to plan for both the short and long-term impacts on a business enterprise, including the human capital which sustains it.
Discuss what hospital security departments have been experiencing during the COVID-19 crisis and lessons learned about PPE, staffing, and more.
Learn what hospitals can expect in the near future and how they can respond to increased security issues and behavioral health patients.
Jason Stoddard, Director of School Safety and Security for the Charles County Public Schools, will share how his district has been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and provide information on the unique experiences and lessons learned over the past few months.