TRAINING REGISTRATION
Active Shooter Response for the Frontline Responder
Developed and Presented by Karl de la Guerra, Inc.
During an active shooter event, the Frontline Responder has the unique role of already being on scene the moment an incident occurs and must mitigate the situation until the arrival of first responders.
16 Hours of Training - $200.00 per student
THERE ARE NO EVENTS ACTIVE AT THIS TIME.
Who Should Attend?
- Law enforcement officers posted at court facilities and municipal/county buildings
- School Resource Officers
- Security personnel posted at federal courthouses
- Government security contractors posted at federal buildings across America
- Off-duty law enforcement officers working venues and special events
- Armed private security officers assigned to soft targets
Five Unique Tracks of Instruction:
- IED Recognition
- Mechanical Breaching
- Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
- Command & Control Considerations
- Off-duty law enforcement officers working venues and special events
- Scenario Based Training
“All crisis situations can be managed and with properly trained Frontline Responders, lives can be saved.”
Col. Chris Owens, CSSS, GLECC #6
School Safety Specialist, Georgia Law Enforcement, Senior GA POST Instructor
Tuition incentives provided for hosting agencies
Our Industry Sponsor
Hero911.org
"When Seconds Save Lives"
Determined to qualify for AZPOST continuing training credit
Approved by SC Criminal Justice Academy for continuing education credits
For additional information contact Program Manager, Kelly Mason @ 803.298.9000 or kmason@teamKDI.com
Course Management Team
COURSE CREATOR
Karl de la Guerra, PPS, CLSS
Founder & CEO
KDI Protective Services
LEAD INSTRUCTOR
Kevin Reilly, MEP, CHEP, EMT-B
Colonel, USAF (Ret)
KDI Director, Office of Learning & Development
COURSE QUALITY ASSURANCE
Brian E. Reilly, CPP, EMT-B
Captain, NYPD (Ret.) Counterterrorism Coordinator NYC Public Schools System
KDI Instructor and Team Medic
PROGRAM MANAGER
Kelly Mason
KDI Office of Learning & Development
Five regional training teams are currently being established across the U.S. to facilitate delivery of this course.
