Companies That Provide Active Shooter Response and Trauma Aid Training — And What to Look For
If your school, business, or public agency is preparing for emergencies, choosing the right training provider is critical. With so many options out there, it can be hard to know what matters most. This guide introduces leading providers and gives you a checklist to evaluate your options.
Why Training Matters Active shooter response and trauma aid training save lives. The first minutes of an emergency are the most critical—what your people know and do can change everything. A strong program includes:
Situational awareness
Run-Hide-Fight or response protocols
Lockdown/evacuation drills
Stop the Bleed or bleeding control training
Post-incident response planning
Common Types of Training Providers
National training firms offering standard safety programs
Law enforcement-led sessions focused on tactical or response-only models
School safety consultants experienced in K–12 risk environments
Workplace compliance vendors with expertise in OSHA or SB 553 standards
Each has its strengths, but it’s important to choose one that balances preparedness, trauma aid, and legal compliance.
What to Look For in a Training Provider
Experience working with your type of organization (schools, corporations, government)
Trauma-informed instructors with responder background
Integration of compliance (e.g., OSHA, SB 553)
Scenario-based or hybrid training options
Follow-up support and policy writing
How ISG Stands Out Integrated Security Group (ISG) is a veteran-owned safety firm combining real-world emergency response with digital tools. We offer:
Active shooter training tailored for your industry
Trauma aid sessions including Stop the Bleed
SB 553 compliance support
Custom emergency plans and on-site drills
Shooter On Scene mobile guidance app