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Facility Safety Training for Nonprofit Building Managers
The building is your responsibility, and so is knowing what to do when it is not safe. Facility safety training prepares building managers for dangerous encounters and for working with police, fire, and medical responders at the property.
Situations this prepares nonprofit building managers for
- Fire alarms sound and several residents will not leave their units.
- Paramedics need fast access to a unit and information about the resident.
- Police ask you for a statement after an incident in the lobby.
What we focus on with nonprofit building managers
- Preparing the building and the team for emergencies
- Meeting responders and getting them where they need to go
- Reporting incidents accurately and following up with residents
About Facility Safety Training
Get equipped with the skills you need to ensure the safety of your team and clients with Be Shepherd’s Facility Safety Training. This comprehensive program will teach you how to handle the most dangerous encounters that may occur during your work. You will also learn how to properly report incidents to the police, fire department, and medical personnel. Our training program will empower you to provide the best possible care and protection for your community.
Full details on Facility Safety Training
Train the whole team together
We give well-rounded trainings to case managers, leadership, and security and safety staff. When every role learns the same approach, staff back each other up and clients get a consistent standard of service.
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Start with a free evaluation
We come to your facility, look at how your team works, and show you where you can save time and money.
