Our Services
Every organization has unique safety and emergency preparedness needs. A-Train Tactical provides three primary services that can be customized around your organization, facility, and personnel.
Security Assessments
Identify existing best practices, vulnerabilities, and possible areas for improvement related to the safety, security, and overall response capabilities of your personnel during an emergency.
Emergency Action Plans
Review and strengthen your existing emergency plans or develop a practical, site-specific Emergency Action Plan for your location.
Active Threat Awareness Training
Prepare your personnel using lessons learned from real-world events and customized scenarios that encourage participants to work together and make informed decisions during dynamic situations.
Our Six-Step Approach
We can provide a single service or a combination to meet your specific needs. If you need all three services, we recommend our comprehensive six-step approach to help you navigate the process of being better prepared.
1. Initial Meeting
We meet with you to learn about your organization, personnel, concerns, and preparedness goals. This meeting can be conducted in person or virtually and helps us better understand your needs and priorities before we begin.
2. Site Visit
Prior to our visit, we review any existing emergency plans you may have on file. We then conduct a walk-through of your facility to better understand its layout, operations, existing security measures, and potential vulnerabilities.
3. Security Assessment
Using information gathered during the site visit, we develop a site-specific Security Assessment and Recommendations Report (SARR). The report identifies vulnerabilities and provides practical recommendations to help strengthen the safety and security of your facility.
4. Emergency Action Plan
We can review and strengthen your existing emergency plans or help you create an Emergency Action Plan that is site-specific. The goal is to provide your personnel with clear guidance they can use before, during, and after an emergency.
5. Exercise Design
Before the scheduled training date, we rely on the important information gathered during the site visit to help
with the exercise design process. For example, our discussions with your leaders, review of existing policies
and procedures, open-source research, and the images we capture all contribute to developing plausible
and realistic scenarios with your location as the background. This strategy helps the participants visualize
their potential responses in the environment they are familiar with.
6. Active Threat Awareness Training
The preparation comes together during Active Threat Awareness Training. Through facilitated discussion and
customized scenarios built around your facility and personnel, participants learn to recognize potential threats,
evaluate their options, and make informed decisions during an active threat.