AVERT goes far beyond standard lockdown protocols in the case of active violence. Our training focuses on skills once reserved for first responders, now adapted for the general public. Our direct experience in the trenches of emergency prevention and management informs everything we teach in this training. Being informed and prepared for an active shooter or other violent situations is crucial.
Empower your team to respond effectively when violence occurs to save lives. AVERT is an active shooter training course that also enables you to become an immediate responder by learning emergency “stop the bleed” techniques.
This AVERT training course teaches
- Early Warning Signs of a potential active violence event
- Escape, Evade and Attack techniques, and how to quickly select which one(s) to use
- Situational Awareness, a life skill that has been overlooked in our technology-driven and sensory-overloaded lives
- Emergency Bleeding Control techniques—important and potentially life-saving skills since one of the leading causes of preventable deaths in the U.S. is uncontrolled bleeding.
- Respond quickly and confidently in an emergency
- Why your agency needs AVERT training
Active Shooter Training: Why should I be prepared?
Active shooter incidents are unpredictable, and they can evolve rapidly. During the chaos, anyone involved can play a vital role in lessening the impact of an active shooter incident. Recent active shooter emergencies have revealed the importance of a rapid and clear-headed response. Every second counts when active violence occurs and active shooter training with AVERT teaches you the skills and tools to quickly react, evaluate options, make decisions, and potentially save lives.
Active shooter awareness is a key training tool. Incidents can happen anywhere at any time. Being able to react quickly to life-threatening situations is critical in any environment, whether at school, in the office, or in public spaces. With AVERT, you will learn situational awareness and how to adopt an active shooter response plan so you can take fast action in the event of an emergency.
First responder training for the ordinary public
Stop the bleeding techniques for emergencies Uncontrolled bleeding is a serious emergency. Blood loss due to trauma is a leading cause of preventable death in the United States. If care is delayed, even by a few minutes, uncontrolled bleeding can quickly become life-threatening. When active violence occurs, time is critical to survival. Being able to react quickly and with confidence is vital to saving lives. And until law enforcement and EMS arrive, you are the immediate responder to others and yourself.
