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  • Home
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  • Emergency Planning
  • Testimonials
  • Private Classes
  • CPR Video
  • Why Learn
  • Credentials
  • Contact Us

Emergency Planning

  • A CPR Plus More Emergency Plan starts with a site survey and interviews for threat assessment.
  • The emergency plan will be your procedure manual to handle injuries, heart attacks, fires, tornadoes, and security threats. 
  • The plan is customized for your staffing and buildings.
  • Training goes with the plan. 
  • In security training, we offer the video below: RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. Surviving an Active Shooter Event. Push arrow to view. It is six minutes long and has violence. A summary is below the screen.

Video Summary

Run

Fight

Hide

  • Take decisive action if you hear gunshots. Do not wait until others tell you to act.
  • Know your surroundings and have an escape route and plan in mind.
  • Run and call 911 when it is safe to do so. 
  • Help others if you can, but keep moving. 
  • When calling 911, be sure to provide an exact location. Do not assume a dispatcher knows where you are located.


Hide

Fight

Hide

  • If you cannot run, hide as a second option. 
  • Block vision. Under a desk? Pull a chair in front of you.
  • Large objects will better protect you from gunfire.
  • Do not huddle together as it makes one easy target.
  • Lock doors. Use items to barricade them. 
  • Shut off lights.
  • Silence cell phone. 
  • If it will not reveal you, call 911. Speak softly. 
  • Keep others calm. 

Fight

Fight

Fight

  • As a last resort, when running and hiding are not an option, fight when your life is in imminent danger. 
  • Assume a survival mindset. Many situations are over in a few minutes.
  • Find an object to use as a weapon: fire extinguisher, chair, book bag, letter opener, etc.
  • Develop a plan with others to take out a potential shooter, be decisive, and commit to action.

CPR Plus More ++ Kathy Gwinn, Owner ++ (615) 377-1199 ++ KATHYGWINN@AOL.COM


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