Active Shooter Training 2025

Course Description

Workplace violence incidents are becoming increasingly frequent and severe across the country. A Workplace Active Shooter event can strike unexpectedly—anytime, anywhere. Sadly, this is becoming far too common as societal violence spills into professional environments. According to the FBI Active Shooter data, nearly 1 million individuals face workplace violence each year. This webinar provides guidance on how to take a proactive stance by implementing programs that help prevent these incidents. It includes the key components of a Workplace Violence Prevention Program, along with Active Shooter Training to prepare employees to effectively respond in high-risk situations. The session will also feature answers to site-specific questions and real-world scenarios related to Active Shooter Safety and violence prevention.

Learning Objectives:-

• Understand OSHA’s 2025 requirements for preventing Workplace Active Shooter and violence scenarios.
• Learn how to proactively prevent workplace violence incidents.
• Explore the critical elements of an effective Workplace Violence Prevention Program.
• Discuss real-life Active Shooter Scenarios and appropriate responses.
• Gain tools for conducting effective Active Shooter Training for managers and supervisors on prevention and response.
• Identify what to do—and what to avoid—when implementing a workplace violence prevention strategy.
• Address site-specific questions and potential scenarios around Active Shooter Response and workplace safety.

Background:-

This session prepares organizations to build a proactive Workplace Violence Prevention Program and successfully plan ahead for a potential Active Shooter Training scenario. It also covers the latest OSHA compliance requirements relevant to 2025, with a focus on Workplace Active Shooter risks and response.

Who Should Attend:-

Safety Committee Members, Maintenance Workers, Production Supervisors, Plant Managers, General Managers, CEOs, Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Professionals, Corporate EHS Professionals, Loss Prevention Managers, Loss Prevention Specialists, Insurance Professionals, and more.