Monday, August 20, 2018

1:00 – 4:15 pm
Crystal Ballrooms A & B
Convention Level

Moderator:
C. Gary Lopez, CSP, MS
Assistant Director of Loss Control Services
Gallagher Risk Management Services
Weston, FL

1:00 – 3:00 pm
Active Shooter Response Options for Civilians

Moderator:
C. Gary Lopez, CSP, MS
Assistant Director of Loss Control Services
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services
Weston, FL

Instructors:
Lieutenant Rich Hampton
Tactical Edge Law Enforcement Training
Naples, FL

First Sergeant Neal Bohannon
Tactical Edge Law Enforcement Training
Naples, FL

When tragedy strikes the workplace, employers face both the obvious human loss and increased exposure to immense financial loss. The aftermath of random shooting situations (active shooters) and workplace violence incidents produce multiple tangible and intangible costs. Effective pre-event education can significantly mitigate loss of life and liability exposure by facilitating individual and organizational resilience after workplace tragedies. Attendees will gain greater understanding of the direct and indirect costs associated with active shooters and workplace violence incidents. This two-hour session provided by active duty law enforcement officials with proven expertise and unquestioned end results will provide attendees with concrete recommendations and actions to be taken when tragedy strikes your workplace from active shooter situations that are more and more occurring. The presentation includes: a profile of an active shooter; a review of historic active shooter and workplace violence incidents; response options when an active shooter situation arises; and first-aid/buddy aide for combat. For a better understanding of the definitive positive results from the education presented by these speakers, see the WCI360.com website. Typical comments about this presentation: “Very believable and informative with just the right amount of humor.”- Duncan C.; “You were the talk of the town. You’re very gifted at what you do.” – Bill M.; You immediately captured and held the full attention of every member of our team” – John G.; “I have been to a lot of training classes over the years and I just wanted to tell you that the class you taught this morning was, by far, the best one I have ever attended,” – Cindy G.

3:00 – 3:15 pm
Break

3:15 – 4:15 pm
Conducting Risk Assessments

Speaker:
Paul Esposito, CIH, CSP
President and Owner
STAR Consultants, Inc.
Arnold, MD

Risk assessments can be used in a variety of management systems at all levels of an organization. Some risk assessments utilize complex approaches that require training, while others may be as simple as conducting a Job Safety Analysis in the field. The modern safety professional will find that they will be involved in all levels of risk assessments and will therefore require flexibility in how such assessments will be completed. This presentation will address the various methods that can be used in conducting risk assessments in your organization and how such assessments can be of value in the planning process.