High Consequence Events Management: Preparation, Response & Recovery

275 Otrobando Avenue,Norwich CT 06360

14 October, 2022

Description

1-Day Seminar - High Consequence Events Management: Preparation, Response & RecoveryOctober 14, 2022 (Friday): 9:00am - 5:00pm Pre-incident awareness and activity phaseIncident phase: How to respond….How to survivePost- incident phase: What to do after the incidentHigh Consequence Event injuries from explosives, guns, knives and vehicles. What you can do as a citizen to save your own life and others.LectureHands on ApplicationVisit our website for details Save with EarlyBirdHCE tickets purchased by 9/14/2022.Group discounts: attend with 5 people and get 1 free. e-mail [email protected] for further info Mass shootings such as active shooter incidents, violent protests, terrorism, and civil disturbances are a few of the High Consequence Events that can dramatically and significantly affect you and your organization's ability to function, impact near and long-term sustainability, and more importantly, maintain the safety of you, your team, and your organization. High Consequence Event Management is a core strategic principle in preventing, protecting, responding, and mitigating those rapidly unfolding events that often leave you and your employees in a traumatic and chaotic state. High Consequence Events: Preparation, Response & Recovery offers a one -day training seminar that uses a blended training approach to help you and your organization prepare for pre-incident, incident, and post-incident responses to High Consequence Events. Our training will focus on the three-phases of HCEs and through discussion, scenario-based exercises, and hands-on reality-based training, you will be prepared to help yourself and your organization to prepare, prevent, respond, and mitigate these security concerns SEMINAR INSTRUCTORS Seminar instructors have 60+ years of combined experience in the New York Police Department with specific experience in Counter-terrorism.  Louis J. Rapoli (President & Founder) was a career law enforcement officer for twenty-one years with the New York City Police Department. Throughout his career he gained vast experience working in schools, with specific experience in counter-terrorism. Louis has been engaged in a many law enforcement debriefs and lessons learned of both domestic and international High Consequence Events. He has vast expertise in a array of critical areas to include: active shooter incidents; preparation, response and recovery, threat assessments, workplace violence and target hardening. Christopher J. Biddle, Ph.D. (Chief Learning Officer) is a recently retired counter-terrorism specialist from the New York City Police Department. During his twenty-two years in law enforcement, he was a co-founder of the NYPD Counter-terrorism Division Regional Training Center and has trained over 20,000 military, federal, state, and local law enforcement personnel in counter-terrorism training programs. Robert Eiler (Senior Instructor) served twenty-two years with the New York City Police Department and retired in the rank of Sergeant. Among various assignments with the NYPD, he was also an instructor at the Police Academy. Robert was involved in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center during 9/11. He has obtained extensive training in some of the following areas: Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction and Active Shooter. FAQs   What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? Contact the hotel direct for discounted lodging options and parking.  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Email [email protected]   What's the refund policy? 7 days prior to the event   Can I update my registration information? Email [email protected]   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? You can transfer you ticket to another person but must contact Spartan School Consulting at [email protected] regarding any changes   Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? As long as you contact [email protected] regarding any changes