Emergency Readiness

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HAVING AN EMERGENCY PLAN

While all businesses and organizations should have an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) in place that provides guidelines for dealing with an active shooter, there is no substitute for having live scenario experience in knowing what to do and how to quickly follow your EAP.

In an active violent encounter situation, countering and fighting a shooter or assailant is a decision that needs to be made rapidly and appropriately. By implementing training and having the chance to make quick decisions in real time, you can be sure that your people are as prepared as possible to act in an actual situation. The decision to escape, evade, or attack often needs to be made in seconds during an active shooter incident. Having the training and experience that comes with MyAvert training is vital to a split-second response.

BLEEDING CONTROL – THREE TECHNIQUES TO STOP THE BLEED

Applying Pressure

Correctly Packing Wound

Placing a tourniquet

Stop the Bleed

BLEEDING CONTROL

A bleeding injury can happen anywhere, and we have all seen them happen too often – whether on the news or in everyday life. The person next to a bleeding victim may very well be the one most likely to save them.

With AVERT, you’ll learn to be an immediate responder, a person who recognizes life-threatening bleeding and can act right away using stop the bleed methods.

AVERT instructors use training materials that have been specially developed to teach you proper bleeding control techniques. You can be assured that the instructors will keep working with you until you are confident in demonstrating the proper skills in controlling life-threatening bleeding. Instead of being a witness during an attack, accident, or disaster, you can move forward with the confidence that you have the knowledge and skills to be an immediate responder.

Regardless of the size or type of your organization, AVERT training and Kits can be a vital supplement to your Emergency Action Plan (EAP) by making sure your people have the training and confidence to respond quickly and appropriately to a situation.