Detroit Assault Prevention & Safety Situational Awareness Consultations Launched

May 23, 2024

Safe Sense, LLC announces a June 2024 event tour to put a spotlight on key safety situational awareness techniques for Safety Awareness Month.

Detroit, United States - May 23, 2024 /PressCable/ —

To commemorate National Safety Month, as well as the 10-year anniversary of Safe Sense, CEO Sharlene Burris will be headlining a variety of events - workshops, discussions, and on-site consultations - sharing fundamental personal safety self-awareness techniques and empowering residents of Detroit to take a more active role in their safety.

For more details, please visit http://www.safesense.org

With her background as an adjunct self-defense trainer and a parole/probation manager for the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC), Sharlene Burris is an expert on managing dangerous people and environments. Through the firm's Safety Awareness Month events, Burris hopes to ignite a “safe sense” in a larger number of people, an instinct that helps individuals recognize immediate danger and take the necessary precautions.

“In our line of work (Law Enforcement), we know that EVERYONE gets complacent at times. And we know that complacency gets people hurt or killed,” said Phillip Abdoo, Deputy Director, Michigan Fraternal Order of Police Labor Counsel.

Safe Sense teaches the importance of alertness and situational awareness through its workshops, discussions, on-site consultations with companies, and more. Sharlene Burris's curated safety situational awareness techniques, organically developed over the course of decades, prioritize practical, real-time applications and root all decisions in common sense and environmental mindfulness.

Safe Sense is a reliable source of information as much as it is a hands-on consulting firm, with several workplace safety guides in its catalog, available to clients throughout the US.

About Safe Sense, LLC

Founded in 2014, Safe Sense helps a wide range of individuals, from students to field service workers, develop important defense mechanisms against assaults or other unexpected dangers. As a leading safety situational awareness technique expert and trainer, CEO Sharlene Burris will continue to embrace all opportunities to elevate the safety of people in Detroit.

“Safe Sense, her company, and the Workplace and Field Service Safety Guides, evolved from her ability to document and transcribe - in step-by-step detail - safety awareness skills and situational techniques that take the advantage away from those inclined to engage in criminal behavior,” said a spokesperson for Burris.

Interested parties can find more information at http://www.safesense.org

Contact Info:
Name: Sharlene Burris
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Organization: Safe Sense, LLC
Address: 1401 W. Fort Street, #442077 , Detroit, Michigan 48244-3501, United States
Website: http://www.safesense.org

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