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Buckingham Active Threat Video Series

Are you and your organization prepared in the event of an active threat?

Active threats come in many forms, and for various reasons, with the most extreme involving an attack with a deadly weapon. The natural response in these situations is to “run, hide, fight,” and that’s what we suggest. However, there are things that can and should be done long before an attack ever occurs. Ensure that you, your organization and employees are aware and prepared so they have the best chance of staying safe should an extreme event occur.

This series will remain here on our website, and you are encouraged to rewatch it and share it with others as often as you’d like. And if you haven’t already, take a few minutes today to make a plan—it could save your life.

Free Nine-Part Video Series

Segment 1 - Introduction

Be prepared about a possible attack in your workplace or while in public spaces. Buckingham’s Active Threat Video Series offers a helpful checklist on what you can do before a life-threatening attack ever occurs.

Segment 2 - Situational Awareness

Check out our tips on noticing what’s going on around you, no matter where you are — shopping mall, restaurant, or church.

Segment 3 - Train Yourself

This video offers tips on how to “Train Yourself” in case you find yourself in a challenging situation.

Segment 4 - RUN

Many of you are familiar with the term “Run, Hide, Fight” as it relates to an active threat in your workplace or while in public spaces. In this video, Buckingham offers important tips to help evaluate your options prior to choosing to RUN from a life-threatening situation.

Segment 5 - HIDE

If you encounter a dangerous situation at work, do you know a safe place to hide? It’s not something that is usually top of mind for most people.

Segment 6 - FIGHT

If you encounter a dangerous situation at work, and running or hiding are not viable options, FIGHTING may be your best path to safety. Fighting is a last resort and ONLY if your life is in danger. Look around your workplace and you’ll see everyday items that can serve as weapons of protection. Develop a PROACTIVE plan for safety so that you don’t have to consider fighting during a life-threatening encounter.

Segment 7 - Save a Life

Imagine being in a life-threatening situation and a co-worker, friend, family member, or total stranger is seriously injured. What would you do? The Buckingham experts offer recommendations about when and how to render aid to a person during these stressful circumstances. This video focuses on tips to “SAVE A LIFE” so that you can learn how to respond in a positive manner that will keep you and those around you safe.

Segment 8 - Law Enforcement

There is always a feeling of relief once Law Enforcement arrives on the scene of a life-threatening situation. However, it can be a chaotic and confusing scene, as they may not immediately know who the threat is and what has happened. In this video, the Buckingham experts offer tips on how to respond when LAW ENFORCEMENT so that no unwarranted causalities happen during the confusion.

Segment 9 - Fight to Live

Learning the dos and don’ts of “Run Hide, Fight” is one step toward being PROACTIVE about your safety. The Buckingham experts have shared many options to consider when faced with a life-threatening situation. This video focuses on tips to “FIGHT TO LIVE” so that you stay ALIVE and can help your co-workers, family, or strangers to safety.

Have a plan: empower and protect your people – minimize your risk.

For a more extensive and complete experience, discover our all-new Active Threat Training course offered through Buckingham Training Academy available to companies that wish to empower their people and safeguard their facilities from threats. Our experienced trainers are experts who’ve been actively involved in this field for over a decade. Our mission is to aid government agencies and large corporations in minimizing risk while prioritizing the safety of their personnel. To learn more, contact [email protected].