This course will introduce you to the policies you need to know in case of emergencies:
- Inclement weather
- Missing child
- Violent altercations
- Robbery
- In case of fire
- In case of an active shooter
We hope that you will never have to use most of these, but it is important for every volunteer to be prepared for a worst-case scenario in order to keep our guests safe.
NOTE: Holding the corresponding button (Fire, Police, Medical) on the alarm panel will immediately alert the monitoring company to dispatch assistance, but if used, 9-1-1 should still be called in order to ensure emergency response.
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 6 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- When Things Go WrongAs much as we hope for everything to go right, sometimes things go very wrong. We need to all be prepared to step up and make sure our guests and fellow volunteers stay safe.3
- Dangerous SituationsWe hope that everyone who enters our building comes with curiosity and kindness - but it is an unfortunate reality that on rare occasion, this might be the case. Make yourself aware of these policies in order to keep yourself and others safe if bad actors approach with intent to harm.3
Instructor
One For The Road
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