Safety Training
Emergency Management offers training in many areas. Some of this training is provided through downloadable presentations and others are provided by staff. We can customize training for a department or university building or provide specific training with functional exercises. Training is provided at no cost to the requesting unit.
For more information, email Mindy Christian.
Active Shooter
Critical incident and active shooter training is available through the ULPD for any group upon request. In addition to the live training/presentation, the University of Louisville has produced a video that will provide our Community with the necessary information and tools to ensure survival if an incident were to occur.
Run. Hide. Fight. View our presentation [PDF] on what to do if you are confronted with an Active Shooter Event.
For more information, email Mindy Christian or call 502-852-7379.
Self Defense for Women
The Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) course is designed to help women learn self-defense. The system consists of tactics to help women become sensitive to the possible dangers that can develop at any time. RAD teaches prevention along with how to reduce and avoid high risk situations.
For more information about self-defense classes, call 502-852-6111.
Fire Safety Training
The University of Louisville Department of Public Safety offers Fire Safety and Disaster Preparedness training programs upon request to all university departments or organizations as well as individuals.
To schedule a program, or request additional information, contact University Fire Marshal Marshal Michael Long (502-852-3473) or Emergency Manager Mindy Christian (502-852-9099).
Training Opportunities
- Fire Safety Education & Prevention
- Fire Extinguisher Training
- Fire Drill and Emergency Evacuations
- Facility Safety and Hazard Identification
- Building Emergency Action Plan (BEAP) Training
Department of Environmental Health and Safety Training (DEHS)
Employees are required to complete all EHS trainings appropriate for their work environment. In addition to DEHS training, supervisors must provide lab-specific training.
