This training includes options on how to effectively prepare for and respond to an active threat or attack. Training typically consists of presentations, table top exercises, and/or hands on training and scenarios. A walkthrough may be completed prior to training so the instructor can present specifically to any safety concerns of the facility.

Treating people with dignity and respect should be at the forefront of every encounter someone makes in both personal and professional settings. There are multiple training options and each one is unique.

Adaptations will be made to best suit your organization and community. Techniques discussed are designed to reduce violent and/or disruptive behaviors and reduce and eliminate the risk of violence through verbal and nonverbal communications. Every situation is dynamic and how we react and respond will be the basis of creating a positive outcome.

A person needs the three elements of opportunity, ability, and desire to commit a crime. A majority of crimes are committed because the individual has been given the opportunity. The goal is to limit the opportunities available to that individual.

In this presentation, I will provide strategies to keep one's personal-self safe at home, at work, and in public. An emphasis is placed on being aware of surroundings (PAYING ATTENTION!) and taking appropriate actions to reduce the opportunity of becoming a victim of crime.

Hank Jacobsen is a certified Crime Prevention Though Environmental Design (CPTED) specialist. This service includes:

• A security survey of your residence, business, or organization,

• Recommendations for physical and structural improvements which include but are not limited to lighting, locks/alarms/cameras, landscaping issues, and securing windows/doors/valuables, as well as feedback in policy implementations.

These recommendations should reduce the opportunity for a crime to occur on the property and should enhance the overall security of the facility.

This interactive training equips employees and managers with ways to identify and prevent retail theft.

Topics will include:

• Customer interactions

• Store design, setup, and surveillance cameras

• Electronic tags and check receipts

• Adequate staffing and training

This may also include a review of store policies and a site assessment.

With the increase of security breaches throughout the United States, this presentation will focus on the concerning rise of frauds, scams, and identity-theft-related issues.

Topics include:

• Keeping your information safe/secure

• Preventing unauthorized access

• What to do in case of a security breach

• General online/digital safety.

Geared towards senior citizens.

We will discuss the basics of personal safety with a more specific focus on those work in homes, such as visiting nurses, social workers, and realtors.

An emphasis is placed on awareness of surroundings and taking actions to reduce the opportunity of becoming a victim, as well as defending oneself in case of a physical attack.

This interactive training provides prevention techniques and examples of actions to take during and after an incident occurs.

Although developed for school-aged children/teenagers, the Technology Awareness presentation is also geared for parents, community groups, and others.

An emphasis will be placed on how technology is permanent and public. Information regarding harassment, sexting, bullying, and cyberbullying is also included.

The goal is to ensure school-aged children and young adults will have a clear understanding of how to use technology correctly and legally. It will equip parents with tools and strategies to stay current and informed in order to help their children stay safe.