Shield Security & Training Solutions
This course provides essential training on the Run, Hide, Fight response paradigm, designed to prepare individuals to effectively respond to active threat incidents such as active shooter situations. It is tailored for non-traditional first responders including civilian employees, students, faculty, staff, patrons, and community members who live, work, or visit locations where such threats may occur.
How to safely evacuate and
escape danger when possible
Techniques to conceal oneself and create
barriers when escape is not an option
When necessary, how to defend oneself
and incapacitate an attacker using available
resources
The course combines lectures, group discussions, and practical exercises to help participants internalize these strategies and apply them confidently. It also includes analysis of real-world case studies where Run, Hide, Fight tactics were successfully implemented or could have mitigated harm.
Duration: 6 to 8 hours
Format: Instructor-led sessions with hands-on practice
Prerequisites: None required
Audience: All individuals seeking enhanced safety preparedness
Understanding the principles of the Run, Hide, Fight
paradigm and its application in diverse environments
Developing situational awareness and decision-making
skills during an active threat
Integrating response strategies into existing emergency
action plans for workplaces, schools, and public spaces
Building confidence to act decisively to protect oneself
and others
Endorsed by federal agencies agencies including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, this training is widely adopted across educational institutions, healthcare facilities, government offices, and community organizations.
By completing this course, participants will be empowered to respond effectively in life-threatening situations, potentially saving lives and reducing harm during active threat incidents. This training is accessible to all individuals, requiring no prerequisites, and provides critical skills that could make the difference when seconds count.