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1. How will your staff handle a bomb threat called into your school?
2. Who is responsible and liable for the safety of the students?
3. What exactly does a BOMB look like?
Do you have the correct answers to the questions above, if not I can solve your problems? I can train your staff in as little as two hours. My lecture consists of an oral presentation videos, slides, and a static display of the various explosive devices and hoax bombs encountered within the State of Maine. I am also available to do training lectures after school hours. Scheduling is now taking place for this school year. Call me today for a quotation. Time is critical, don't believe ... "It can't happen here."
BONUS: FREE ON SITE - Preliminary Building Security Survey (Included with your scheduled lecture)
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Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:00:00 PDT
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Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses
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IT / Internet / E-mail
Research Streamlines Data Processing To Solve Problems More Efficiently
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Bio-terrorism / Terrorism
Federal Funds Support Health Depts., But Leadership Is Key - Study
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Bio-terrorism / Terrorism
The CSIC Presents The Archive Of Mourning Concerning The Terrorist Attacks In Madrid
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Bio-terrorism / Terrorism
Traumatized London Bombing Survivors Benefit From Outreach Program
A new mental health outreach programme set up after the 2005 London bombings has successfully identified and treated hundreds of survivors. After the 7/7 bombings in 2005 a group of clinical psychologists targeted nearly a thousand survivors of the attacks by painstakingly compiling hospital treatment records, police witness files and referrals from GPs... | Sat, 06 Mar 2010 01:00:00 PDT
IT / Internet / E-mail
Building Social Networks To Help The Disadvantaged During Disaster Recovery
Online social networks could help with communications and recovery for people with disabilities following major natural disasters, or even terrorist attack, according to a research paper in the International Journal of Emergency Management... |
Bomb Threat and Explosive Search Training
Wouldn't you agree, that it brings sadness for
being remembered, as the worst school tragedy in
U.S. History? I retired from the State Police
Bomb Squad and have seen a dramatic nationwide
increase, in the number of armed threats and
actual bombings in the United States.
With the upcoming new school year just around the
corner, is your school system ready, for the
future increase in these threats? This seriously
concerns me, I am also a parent, and have three
of my four children still in school. If you think
a situation like Columbine can't happen here in
Maine at your school, your wrong.
Do you have a policy in place? If not, I can help
you draft one. Consider any policy as a
beginning. I can expand on this and
professionally train your staff for dealing with
armed threats, explosive searching
identification, and student evacuation. Staff
need that training to build confidence in their
decision to act. Let's review three simple
questions:
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