The Active Shooter and Workplace Violence Prevention course in Brussels is a vital training course designed to equip professionals with the tools to prevent and respond to workplace violence incidents.
From:
13-07-2026
Course Overview
Workplace violence and active shooter incidents present serious threats to organizational safety. Being unprepared can increase risks and compromise lives. This Active Shooter and Workplace Violence Prevention Training Course provides participants with practical strategies to reduce risks, recognize warning behaviors, and respond decisively during emergencies.
Through simulations, case studies, and guided discussions, participants will explore best practices in prevention, situational awareness, crisis communication, and post-incident recovery.
By the end of the course, leaders and employees will be equipped with a clear action plan to enhance workplace safety and resilience.
Course Benefits
Recognize early warning signs of workplace violence.
Develop proactive prevention strategies.
Learn effective active shooter response protocols.
Strengthen crisis communication and decision-making.
Foster a culture of safety and preparedness.
Course Objectives
Identify different types of workplace violence and their root causes.
Understand behavioral indicators of potential threats.
Apply situational awareness in workplace settings.
Implement strategies for de-escalation and conflict management.
Respond effectively to active shooter scenarios using best practices.
Coordinate with law enforcement and first responders.
Develop recovery and support strategies post-incident.
Training Methodology
The course uses a mix of instructor-led sessions, scenario-based exercises, group discussions, and simulation drills. Participants practice real-world strategies for prevention, response, and recovery.
Target Audience
HR managers and supervisors.
Security and safety officers.
Team leaders and department heads.
All employees seeking workplace safety training.
Target Competencies
Risk recognition and mitigation.
Emergency response and preparedness.
Conflict de-escalation.
Crisis communication and leadership.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Understanding Workplace Violence
Types and categories of workplace violence.
Risk factors and common triggers.
Impact on organizations and employees.
Case studies of incidents.
Unit 2: Warning Signs and Early Intervention
Behavioral red flags to watch for.
Threat assessment and reporting systems.
Intervention strategies for supervisors.
Building a culture of reporting and support.
Unit 3: Active Shooter Response Protocols
Run, Hide, Fight model explained.
Coordinating with law enforcement.
Emergency lockdown and evacuation drills.
Case reviews of active shooter incidents.
Unit 4: Prevention and Conflict Management
De-escalation techniques for tense situations.
Policy frameworks for workplace safety.
Security measures and access control.
Role of leadership in prevention.
Unit 5: Crisis Communication and Recovery
Communicating during and after an incident.
Supporting employees post-crisis.
Business continuity and recovery planning.
Lessons learned and continuous improvement.
Ready to strengthen safety and preparedness in your workplace?
Join the Active Shooter and Workplace Violence Prevention Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and create a safer organizational culture.
The Active Shooter and Workplace Violence Prevention course in Brussels focuses on providing professionals with the knowledge and strategies to prevent and manage violent incidents in the workplace. This course covers topics such as threat assessment, de-escalation techniques, emergency response planning, and creating a violence prevention policy. Participants will learn how to develop and implement workplace safety protocols, protect employees from potential threats, and handle active shooter situations effectively. By attending this training course, professionals will gain the skills necessary to create a safer work environment and ensure a proactive approach to workplace violence. This course is ideal for HR managers, safety officers, security personnel, and business leaders responsible for workplace safety and emergency planning.