Faith Based Safety and Security Training
Adopting a proactive approach to Faith Based Security is essential in today’s global threat landscape..
You may have a Security Team or incident response (IR) plan in place for an active shooter or violence situation at your house of worship, but how confident are you that your plan will be effective when it comes to responding to a real incident and stopping a breach from impacting your church?
Running simulation exercises enables you to take a proactive approach and test your plans across your team and church community to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
We will come to you.
We are ready to provide several options to you and your church community. We know that sometimes, our lives are busy and there is a need for flexible and non-traditional learning environments. A Tabletop Exercise will present an incident scenario that has been tailored to your unique environment and operational needs. Williams Public Safety Solutions will facilitate a discussion among your response team about what actions are required, who is responsible for them, who needs to be notified and how to coordinate multiple moving parts.
In the future…
What does the future hold? What are the Threats and Opportunities your congregation is going to face? How can you prepare for the future and be ready for whatever comes your way?
The Williams Public Safety Solutions team takes pride in realism, drawing inspiration for each scenario from years of experience as incident responders and from what the Williams Public Safety Solutions team has observed. This in-depth experience responding to realistic threats to your church and parishioners provides a real-world perspective that is infused into the exercises. Whether running a simulation for your security team or for your pastor and church leaders, Williams Public Safety Solutions remains focused on ensuring that the scenario, available information, and decision points mirror realistic challenges that you may face.
“ The body will not go where the mind has not gone.”
-Ben Franklin