Industries
Security Training for High-Stakes Environments
Redpoint Readiness Group focuses on environments where safety, liability, and patient, guest, or workforce experience are tightly linked.
Hospitals & Healthcare
Emergency departments, behavioral health units, and inpatient floors present a unique mix of clinical care, regulatory pressure, and real security risk. Our training reflects that reality.
- De-escalation tuned to behavioral health and ED environments
- Coordination with nursing and clinical leadership
- Use-of-force decisions in clinical settings
- Documentation that supports surveys and investigations
Typical Outcomes
- Clearer expectations for security and clinical teams
- Improved response to aggressive or escalating behavior
- Better documentation and after-action learning
Corporate Campuses & Office Towers
Corporate environments demand a professional, low-drama security posture that protects people, assets, and brand reputation without turning the lobby into a checkpoint.
- Access control and visitor management practices
- Response to disruptive individuals and workplace violence indicators
- Professional communication and customer service under stress
- Integration with HR, legal, and leadership teams
Focus Areas
- Lobby, parking deck, and perimeter security
- Executive protection and sensitive meetings
- After-hours and shift-change risks
Faith-Based Organizations & Schools
Houses of worship and schools need thoughtful, discreet security programs that protect vulnerable populations without creating fear.
- Non-intrusive, layered security approaches
- Volunteer and staff training suited to the environment
- Incident response and communication planning
- Coordination with local law enforcement
Program Considerations
- Children’s spaces and youth events
- High-attendance services and holidays
- Parking lot and perimeter vulnerabilities
Industrial, Manufacturing & Logistics
Yards, docks, plants, and warehouses carry a mix of physical hazards, contractors, visitors, and sometimes 24/7 operations. Security has to function inside that chaos.
- Gatehouse and access control training
- Incident handling around injuries, theft, and policy violations
- Coordination with safety and EHS teams
- Shift handoff and communication practices
Risk Drivers
- High vehicle and equipment movement
- Contractor and vendor traffic
- Remote and low-visibility areas of the property
Not sure where your organization fits?
Share your environment, incident history, and goals. We’ll give you a straight assessment and a training path that makes sense.