Tier 02: Standing Retainer

Stay defensible.

Everything in Foundation, held current year over year, with post-incident support after an immediate situation is resolved and a documented trail proving your program kept pace.

What's Included

Foundation, plus continuity.

The full Foundation engagement (site-specific assessment, FAA-Certified Remote Pilot (Part 107) aerial survey, written plan, and staff training) carries into the retainer.

Post-Incident Support

After an incident, we work with your organization to revise safety plans, identify what failed, and implement further mitigation so the same exposure does not repeat.

Post-Incident Plan Updates

Every reported incident or near-miss triggers a documented review and revision of your plan.

Annual Program Review

A documented review of plan effectiveness, incident logs, employee involvement, hazard correction records, the site, retraining needs, and the written plan.

Custom Refresher Training

De-escalation and workplace violence prevention and response training built around your operating environment, available in English or Spanish, with attendance records maintained for you.

Annual Program Review

What the review covers.

A structured annual review keeps the program current as conditions, incidents, and requirements change.

  1. 01

    Effectiveness of the written plan

  2. 02

    Incident log review

  3. 03

    Employee involvement, including whether staff helped shape and use safety plans

  4. 04

    Hazard identification and correction record review

  5. 05

    Site re-assessment

  6. 06

    Retraining where mandated

  7. 07

    Written plan update

Post-Incident Support

What happens after an incident.

A structured review and improvement process that begins after the immediate situation is resolved.

In an emergency, contact police first. Post-incident support begins after the immediate situation is resolved.

  1. Incident Review

    Once the immediate situation is resolved, we document what happened and which conditions contributed.

  2. Identify What Failed

    Existing procedures, controls, and communication are reviewed to understand where the program did not hold.

  3. Documented Review

    A written post-incident review that satisfies the recordkeeping your state expects.

  4. Plan & Mitigation Update

    Safety plans, controls, procedures, and training are updated so the same exposure does not repeat.

Engagements can also be scoped to a single assessment or training program where an organization already has part of its program in place.

Your obligation. Our expertise.

Know where your program stands.

Start with a quick readiness check. Answer a few questions about your workplace and we'll show you exactly where your prevention program stands, and what to fix first.

  • Takes about 90 seconds
  • No obligation, no sales pressure
  • Reviewed by an experienced professional

Readiness Check

Check Your Readiness

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Which state does your workplace operate in?

General information only. This check is not legal advice and does not determine compliance status.