Specialized Drills Guide for Schools

The Specialized Drills Guide equips your school with step-by-step protocols for training and conducting drills on high-impact, less frequent scenarios—ensuring staff and students are prepared to respond effectively when seconds count.

What’s Included?

✅ Chemical Spill Drill – Train staff on containment, evacuation, and safety protocols.
✅ Medical Emergency Drill – Ensure a swift, effective response to on-campus health crises.
✅ Reverse Evacuation Drill – Prepare for immediate movement back indoors when external threats arise.
✅ Reunification Drill – Implement a structured process for reuniting students with families post-crisis.
✅ Hazardous Material Drill – Train staff on containment, decontamination, and response to various hazardous material incidents.
✅ Flood Drill – Develop safe evacuation and shelter-in-place plans for rising water threats.
✅ Tsunami Drill – Ensure coastal schools have a clear, practiced response plan for tsunami risks.
✅ Highway HAZMAT Drill – Prepare for hazardous material incidents on nearby highways impacting your school.

Who Should Use This Guide?

✔ Schools near industrial sites, highways, or areas prone to hazardous material exposure.
✔ Districts with comprehensive safety plans that require specialized emergency training.
✔ Schools in flood-prone or high-risk weather zones needing advanced preparedness.

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Written by

Cody Martin

Cody brings over 20 years of federal law enforcement, training, and physical security expertise. He has advised and trained more than 20 Fortune 500 firms, along with schools, churches, government agencies, and private individuals across the country. As a federal agent, Cody served as Threat Management Coordinator for a three-state division, Officer Survival Subject Matter Expert at National Headquarters, and developed the agency's national Improvised Explosive Device Recognition and Response program from the ground up. He led threat management training across four states and served on a presidential protection detail. Cody holds a BS and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Tarleton State University. Notable work includes creating and delivering the national IED Recognition and Response training program for a federal law enforcement agency, serving as Officer Survival and Firearms Subject Matter Expert at National Headquarters, Threat Management Coordinator overseeing instructors across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, serving on a presidential protection detail, conducting risk assessments and security plans for Fortune 500 companies and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, and publishing in RECOIL OFFGRID, RECOIL CONCEALMENT, and SKILLSET on situational awareness, EDC, and concealed carry.