CPP James Cameron 
Active Shooter – Workplace Violence Preparedness: P.A.C.E. [EPUB ebook] 
Prepare, Act, Care, Evacuate

About the Author    1
Preface    3
How to use this book    7
Lessons Learned    9
Overall Lessons Learned    12
Lessons Learned by First Responders    13
Lessons Learned from those Organizations and Individuals Involved in an Incident    17
Lessons Learned Regarding the Attackers    21
Prepare    31
Active Assailant    31
Workplace Violence per most recent OSHA definition:    32
Types of Workplace Violence    32
Situational Awareness    34
See Something, Say Something    40
Pathway to Violence    42
Reporting    46
Security Procedures    47
Access Control Measures    50
Training    53
Critical Items    56
Mindset: Recognize that there is the potential of workplace violence, Active Assailants, or other emergency situations.    58
Act    59
Motivation    59
OODA Loop    60
Run    62
Hide    63
Fight    66
Use of Fire Arms    67
Care    71
Primary Principles of Immediate Response    73
The Basics    75
Types of Aid    77
Causes of Preventable Death Today    78
Hemorrhage Control    79
Direct Pressure    81
Trauma Kits    82
Alternatives to Professional Trauma Kits    84
Tourniquets    86
Wound Packing    93
CPR    95
Hemostatic Dressings    95
Force Multiplier    98
Evacuate    99
Information for 911    101
When Law Enforcement Arrives    101
Glossery    105
References    123

James Cameron is a board-certified ASIS International Protection Professional (CPP), and has over 15 years’ international experience in both the security industry and the corporate sector. Mr. Cameron is a United States combat veteran with multiple deployments and having earned a Bronze Star for his actions as a sniper during combat operations. Mr. Cameron has also earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information Systems from De Vry University.
Mr. Cameron worked with the U.S. State Department as a member of the Diplomatic Security Services from 2005-2011. There he served in multiple positions, including that of a security detail leader for the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq and Afghanistan. He ultimately finished as an instructor and subject matter expert for the High Threat, Dignitary Protection Division of the U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Services. His experiences as a civilian span the globe and range from providing protection under hostile fire in non-permissive, high threat environments to providing first responder medical care during multiple mass casualty situations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Chad. Additionally, Mr. Cameron has traveled around the world teaching non-governmental organizations (NGOs) techniques on how to avoid harm to personnel assigned to permissive, semi-permissive and non-permissive environments.
He has assisted with writing and revising multiple ASIS International, ANSI (American National Standards Institute)-approved recommendations for guidelines and standards, the most recent of which is Workplace Violence and Active Assailant – Prevention, Intervention, and Response Standard. He has been a member of the ASIS Executive Protection Council and is the Certifications Chair for ASIS International, Las Vegas.
Mr. Cameron established Security Concepts Group in 2009 to raise the standards of protection, including implementing multiple value-added benefits that others now try to imitate. Under his leadership, experience, and vision, Security Concepts Group has grown from initially providing only close personal protection, to now offering a wide range of security solution services that include organizational risk management, and his unique preparedness techniques to address active assailant and workplace violence.