Frequently Asked Questions
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Common Questions About Training Courses
Yes, our online and in-person active assailant training was developed in accordance with federal safety regulations. It is important to choose a reputable training provider that not only ensures compliance with relevant guidelines but has a proven record of completing successful training.
Active assailant training typically covers key areas such as identifying potential threats, executing lockdown procedures, understanding communication protocols and/or learning life-saving response options.
Yes, online training provides staff with the flexibility to complete training at their own pace and convenience reducing the need for in-person sessions. This not only streamlines the training process but also helps organizations reduce overtime costs, as employees can fit training into their regular schedules without disrupting workflow or requiring additional hours.
Online training equips staff with vital skills to identify potential threats, initiate lockdown procedures or make informed, response-driven decisions during emergency situations.
Our online training programs offer opportunities for interactive engagement and feedback. These programs include scenarios, quizzes, and decision-making exercises that allow staff to apply what they’ve learned.
The time it will take to complete an online course will vary depending on the specific course and the user. Most courses take 60-90 minutes to complete.
Most courses take 2-2.5 hours with the exception of our Transportation course which is usually 2.5-3 hours. Training time varies per session based on total number of participants, staff interaction and active participation.
Most in-person sessions require a computer, internet connection, a microphone, projector/screen/smartboard with audio, HDMI cables, and a 4X6 gym mat per training room.
Common Questions About Certified Courses & The NSSPA
The National School Safety and Preparedness Association (NSSPA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the safety and security of K-12 schools across the United States. With a mission supported by over 50 years of historical analysis and the expertise of volunteer professionals, NSSPA ensures its guidance is free from external influences by maintaining independence from corporate donations. Serving over 56 million students and 8 million staff members in more than 131,000 schools, NSSPA provides expert-driven solutions through education, research, and accreditation for educators, school administrators, law enforcement, government agencies, and private sector security professionals. Their extensive training, resources, and events empower all involved in school safety to create secure learning environments.
The NSSPA rigorously reviewed ONE Training’s courses, including both online and in-person materials, training methods, and staff expertise. Their assessment concluded that our training programs meet the highest standards for effectiveness in preparing individuals to respond to active assailants and deadly threats, leading to official NSSPA certification and endorsement.
NSSPA certification means that ONE Training’s programs have been recognized for their exceptional quality, ensuring that your team will be trained using industry-leading techniques proven to save lives. Certification from a respected authority like NSSPA guarantees that your staff is receiving training that is both credible and highly effective.
ONE Training’s programs are developed by a team of experts from diverse fields, including military, law enforcement, psychology, education, and emergency preparedness. Their combined knowledge ensures that the training is grounded in real-world experience and supported by extensive research on active shooter situations dating back to 1970.
Yes, ONE Training has been proven to save lives. A notable example occurred in 2015, when a school trained by ONE Training staff responded to an attack by a former student. Thanks to their preparation, the attack was contained in just 8 minutes, with no loss of life and only the attacker injured, demonstrating the real-world effectiveness of our training.
Certified training, like that offered by ONE Training, has been thoroughly reviewed and accredited by a recognized authority, ensuring that it meets the highest standards for quality and effectiveness. By choosing certified training, you can be confident that your staff will receive comprehensive instruction and be equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to respond effectively to emergencies. Additionally, NSSPA certification adds credibility and value to your team’s preparedness efforts.
Other Questions You May Have
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No, the training we provide is only for the staff. All training is kept confidential from students, as it poses a serious security risk.
Topics include situational awareness, recognizing potential threats, responding to situations under stress, the “Run, Hide, Barricade, Fight” response model, communication during emergencies, and techniques to improve safety and security in various environments.
We are committed to participant well-being. We do not use scare tactics or any elements of surprise. The training is delivered in a controlled and respectful environment, and we provide debriefings to address any emotional impact.
Training should be renewed annually.
