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Active Shooter Drill Resources

Overview

Active Shooter Drill Materials

The HASC Security and Safety Committee held a drill at LAC + USC Medical Center in March 2013 that included front line hospital administrative and clinical staff as well as law enforcement and first responder agencies. The experience was thought-provoking; many participants walked away with a new perspective on safety.

HASC developed the Security and Safety Active Shooter Drill Tool Kit to create greater awareness of workplace violence among hospitals and other health care facilities, and to provide the tools necessary for each facility to develop a plan that leads to a safer, more prepared environment. 

The table below includes all of the documents you need to plan an active shooter drill, including checklists, industry guidelines, templates, scenarios, safety rules, participant releases and staffing suggestions. You’ll find a link to a short video featuring a closer look at HASC’s 2013 active shooter drill to the right.  

For more information about the March event, visit Active Shooter Drill event page, or contact Pat Wall, (213) 538-0715, pwall@hasc.org. 

 

Drill Resources

Active Shooter Drill Materials  Active Shooter Drill Resources 2013
Table of Contents (Active Shooter Drill Material) Table of Contents (Active Shooter Resources)
02 - Active Shooter Scenarios 01 - 1257
03 - Victim Cards 02 - Active Shooter Booklet
04 - Safety Checklist 02 - Active Shooter Pocket Card
05 - Safety and Security Rules 02 - Active Shooter Poster
06 - Hold Harmless Agreement 03 - Hospital-Based Shootings in the U.S.
07 - Release Waiver of Liability Agreement 04 - IAHSS Hospital Shooting Study 
08 - Post Survey 05 - InfoGram 2013 0124
09 - Pre-Survey 06 - U.S. Department of Justice – Threat Assessment
10 - Scribe Template 07 - NYPD – Active Shooter 2012
11 - Program Script 08 - NYPD – Active Shooter 2011
12 - Confirmation of Attendance 09 - OSHA 3148 A Guide to Preventing Workplace Violence
13 - Job Descriptions 10 - OSHA Directive CPL 02-01-052 SEP 2011
14 - Active Shooter Staffing Plan  11 - Are You Prepared for An Active Shooter at Your Hospital
15 - Media Advisory 12 - The Joint Commission Sentinel Event Alert 45
16 - How to Put on an Active Shooter Drill 13 - FEMA IS 907 Active Shooter – What You Can Do (Cover Sheet)
17 - Nature of Events Notice 14 - FEMA IS 907 Active Shooter – What You Can Do Instructor Guide
18 - Panelist Standard Agreement 15 - PsySTART Triage
19 - Final Confirmation 16 - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2011 Workplace Injuries Graphics
20 - HASC Active Shooter Job Descriptions  
21 - Committee Hot Wash  
22 - Security Drill Flier – Poster  
23 - Conference and Drill Agenda  
01 - MSEL  

HASC thanks AlliedBarton Security Services for their generous support of this project and everyone who participated in the development of this tool kit.