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Active Shooter/Active Threat Training for Businesses and Organizations
While it’s scary to use the word “epidemic” when describing active shootings in the United States, incidents are becoming more frequent. Attack locations are unpredictable—most often occurring in businesses, but also in schools, government buildings, churches, and even outside venues. In addition, the growing number of people injured or killed during each incident is rising. Employers and organizations need to understand no workplace is immune to the possibility violence. Gun violence in the workplace can run the gamut from robberies, to domestic abuse, to disgruntled employees.
Our Active Shooter/Active Threat training is designed to prepare and recognize an active shooter/active threat situation, how to respond appropriately and immediately if you are ever faced with one. This course covers the warning signs of workplace violence, how to recognize the presence of an active threat, the best course of action to take based on individual abilities and location, and the steps individuals should follow when law enforcement arrives.
Equally as important as preventing an active shooter incident is knowing how to survive one. This training will walk you through avoiding the active threat, denying the active shooter’s access to you, and defending yourself against the active shooter.
Prior to conducting this training, TCC will come to your business or organization and conduct an Active Threat Vulnerability Assessment, develop an active threat plan for your facility and review with stakeholders our recommendations prior to training your employees or organization.
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Active Shooter - Advanced Trauma Care Training
Advanced Trauma Care (ATC) is a four (4 hour) emergency medical course that is designed to prepare civilians to respond during life threatening traumatic incidents involving major extremity hemorrhage, penetrating injury to chest or abdomen. The training is based on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) guidelines and is presented by experienced first responders and reality-based training techniques.
Our focus is to enable civilians to “bridge-the-gap” between the occurrence of a traumatic
injury and the arrival of EMS. Trainees do not require any prior medical training to participate.
ATC training is not like traditional medical training because we address the training in a very
“hands-on”, reality-based training techniques administered be experienced EMS providers.
In addition to ATC training, we offer cost effective medical kits, and services to help businesses and organizations inspect and maintain their medical kits & stations.
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Disclaimer: Our active-bleeding training devices are breathtakingly realistic and simulate actual traumatic injuries and major hemorrhage. Trainees should wear clothes that can get dirty, allow movement, and be exposed to training blood. Physical activity is included in the training, including kneeling, lying on the floor, and the manipulation of casualties.