BridgeShield™
Turn Standards into Actions
BridgeShield™ is Stonebridge Strategic’s blended training and exercise program that helps workplaces build, validate, and practice a clear Emergency Action Plan (EAP) so people know exactly what to do in the first minutes of a critical incident. It aligns with OSHA’s Emergency Action Plan requirements and employee alarm rules, CISA’s Active Assailant EAP resources, FEMA/NIMS plain-language guidance, NFPA 3000 (ASHER) program context, and ASIS’s Workplace Violence & Active Assailant standard.
Who It's For
Organizations that need practical, standards-informed readiness without theatrics or jargon:
- Organizations and Individuals
- Corporate offices and campuses
- Hotels, retail, venues, faith-based and schools
- Healthcare and clinics, light industrial, logistic
- Municipal and special districts
Outcomes You Can Expect
- A concise, OSHA-ready Emergency Action Plan that people can actually follow.
- A right-sized notification/alerting approach mapped to your facility and workforce.
- Tabletop-tested roles, routes, rally points, and accountability steps using plain language per NIMS.
- Integrated prevention/intervention touchpoints aligned to ASIS WVPI/AA-2020
- Active-assailant EAP elements that reflect current federal guidance.
How BridgeShield™ Works
We offer two building blocks. Choose Essential (Day 1), then add Pro Day (Day 2) for deeper drills and documentation.
Day 1 — BridgeShield™ Essential (Awareness + Tabletop, ~8 hours)
A practical, standards-aligned workshop that builds or tunes your written Emergency Action Plan (EAP), clarifies roles, and pressure-tests decisions in a guided tabletop. You’ll cover OSHA EAP minimums (reporting, evacuation/shelter, accountability, rescue/medical duties) and how your alarms/notifications should work in practice, using plain language as NIMS recommends.
Day 2 — BridgeShield™ Pro Day (Hands-On Practicum, ~6–7 hours)
A focused day of micro-drills, route checks, and announcement reps that finalize artifacts you can keep: EAP, quick-reference cards, muster maps, and an annual exercise plan. Active-assailant elements are integrated using CISA’s EAP resources and the whole-community coordination principles from NFPA 3000.
Standards & Guidance We Align To
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 – Emergency Action Plans and 1910.165 – Employee Alarm Systems.
- CISA Active Assailant/Active Shooter EAP Product Suite and Instructional Guide to the EAP Template.
- FEMA/NIMS emphasis on plain-language communications and integrated incident management.
- NFPA 3000 (ASHER) program context for community-wide coordination
- ASIS WVPI/AA-2020 (Workplace Violence & Active Assailant) for prevention/intervention program elements.
Why Clients Choose Us
- We come to you (on-site delivery). Train your whole team on your turf, fewer travel days, no hotels or per diems, and less downtime. On-site sessions scale well and avoid the off-site costs that stack up fast.
- Real cost avoidance, not theatrics. Well-built EAPs and practical training reduce the frequency and severity of injuries, OSHA notes they lead to “fewer and less severe” injuries and less facility damage during emergencies. That matters when U.S. employers face $176.5B in annual work-injury costs (~$43,000 per medically consulted injury) and ~$58B/yr from the top serious-injury causes alone.
- Lower risk of high-impact events. Violence-related incidents and other serious events drive significant workers’ comp, medical, and productivity losses; focusing on prevention, clear roles, and faster response helps limit those impacts. (BLS counted 57,610 nonfatal workplace-violence cases requiring days away from work in 2021–2022; some sectors report multi-billion-dollar burdens).
- It’s practical. Plain-language, no-nonsense training that people remember under stress.
- It fits your site. We use your floor plans, your shifts, your constraints.
- It’s compliant-minded. We make it easy to show due diligence against OSHA and recognized best practices.
- It scales. From a single office to multi-site portfolios and campuses.
- It sticks. You leave with a real plan, quick-refs, and an exercise calendar, not just a slideshow.
Pricing & Scheduling
BridgeShield™ Essential (1 day)
$4,500 + travel
BridgeShield™ Pro Day (1 day add-on)
$7,000 + travel
Up to 20 attendees; over 20 add $150/person
What’s Included
- On-site delivery at your facility
- Pre-course discovery call and materials review
- Customized slides and exercises using your floor plans/policies
- Day 1: Awareness + tabletop; EAP gap-close checklist
- Day 2 (if selected): Micro-drills, route checks, announcement reps, documentation sprint