Safety Team Manual
Policies and Procedures
Highly qualified and motivated indiviuals is who we are. We are also God's representatives and should be ready to show God's love to anyone who enters our campus. As Safety Team members, we should be one of the first faces people see, and let them know we are here to help.
Having established policies and procedures is a way to ensure both public safety and security, but also that things are done professionally. The procedures contained here are established guidelines but do not replace good judgment and sound thinking.
01
Standard Operating Procedures
03
Training Bulletins
TB1- Four Mistakes Safety Teams Make
TB2- Four Key Investigation Questions
TB5- Gun Safety Tips
TB7- Safety Team Updates (2024)
TB8- Rounding
TB9- De-Escalation Techniques Review
TB10- Diabetic Emergencies
TB11- Updating Your Church Center App
TB12- What Does Church Security Look Like
TB13- Situational Awareness
04
Training Bulletins (cont'd)
TB14- What If They Refuse to Leave
TB15- Data Protection
TB16- Use of Force Laws
TB17- How Congregations Feel
TB18- Layers of Awareness
TB19- Unconscious/Unknown (Medical)
TB20- Church Security Statistics
TB21- Reserved for future use
TB22- Managing Crowds
TB23- Overcoming Human Nature
TB24- Patient Assessment
TB26-
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