Battlement Group

Emergency Readiness · Planning · Training · Exercises

When something goes wrong at your event, the first five minutes decide the outcome. We make sure your team is ready for them.

Battlement Group helps venues and event producers prepare for the emergencies they hope never happen — building practical emergency action plans, training staff on their first critical actions, and running the drills that turn paper plans into working capability before help arrives.

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What We Do

Three pieces of work, in sequence. Each one is only useful because of the next.

Emergency Action Plans

A written plan built around your actual operation — your layout, your staffing, your access routes — not a template with your name on the cover. Short enough that your team will read it, specific enough that they can act on it.

Staff Training

Your people are the first responders until the professionals arrive. We train them on the first critical actions: what to say, who to call, where to go, and what to do in the minutes that decide the outcome.

Drills & Exercises

A plan nobody has practiced is an assumption. We run the exercise, watch what actually happens under pressure, and hand back an honest account of what worked and what needs fixing.

Who We Serve

We work with event producers, equestrian venues and show grounds, fairgrounds, camps, and outdoor event spaces across Southern California.

For facilities in the wildland–urban interface, that work extends to wildfire and evacuation readiness — how a site clears, where people and animals go, and who has the authority to call it.

Founders

Two career public safety professionals with more than twenty years of combined fire and emergency medical service experience.

Jack Bond

Co-Founder

Jack has served in public safety since 2005 and has been a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician since 2008. Over a decade with Laguna Beach Marine Safety, he worked as an ocean lifeguard, rescue-watercraft operator, dispatcher, supervisor, and junior lifeguard coordinator, managing emergency response and ocean rescue operations on one of California's busiest coastlines.

A career firefighter with a major metropolitan fire department since 2015, Jack has spent the past five years assigned to marine operations as a fireboat firefighter and rescue scuba diver — planning for, and responding to, emergencies in complex, high-risk environments.

Mohammad Soubra

Co-Founder

Mohammad is a ten-year veteran firefighter with a major metropolitan fire department and has been a Nationally Registered EMT for fourteen years. He has served communities from South Los Angeles to the San Fernando Valley and currently works as a Firefighter/Engineer, responsible for driving and operating fire apparatus and supporting incident operations.

He is also co-founder of Nara Risk Management, where he serves as a subject matter expert in wildfire operations and risk assessment, helping develop data-driven tools that improve how wildfire risk is evaluated for residential properties.

How We Work

We are not inspectors, and we don't sell reports that sit on shelves. We spend our careers seeing organizations on their worst days — our work is making sure yours is ready before that day comes.

Every engagement is practical, field-tested, and built around your operation: a written plan your team understands, training they remember, and a drill that proves it works.

Contact

Tell us about your venue, your event, or the scenario that keeps you up at night. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right people to help.

Or write to us directly at info@battlementgroup.com