Advanced Active Shooter Immediate Response Training
What is Advanced Active Shooter Immediate Response Training?
Advanced Active Shooter Immediate Response Training (AASIRT) brings together expertise from law enforcement and medical professionals. The content in AASIRT has been specifically adapted for the general public. AASIRT uses a dynamic method to teach you proactive awareness, how to react and physically protect yourself and others in a violent situation, we also teach you how to respond to severe injuries that are often a result of these occurrences that enables you to become an immediate responder by learning emergency stop the bleed techniques.
Why is it different from traditional Active Shooter Training?
AASIRT was developed by real first responders to go beyond the basic Run – Hide – Fight active shooter training. You will learn how to recognize warning signs to help prevent an active killer situation, stop bleeding in a severely injured person, and act quickly with emergency response tactics for surviving a violent encounter.
Participants will learn:
- How to recognize early warning signs using situational awareness.
- Response options—whether to avoid, deny or take defensive action.
- Hands-on tactics to defend against active threat.
- Hands-on techniques for controlling bleeding and providing emergency aid.
What you get from AASIRT Training?
Traditional Classroom and Blended sessions take about approximately 4 hours and include hands-on training, realistic drills and education with encouraging tips and feedback. Class sizes are limited to 15 people or less so that all participants will leave the AASIRT program with the confidence to respond with appropriate action if an active killer or life-threatening situation arises.
AASIRT training supports anyone who could be involved in an active violence situation, and it’s appropriate for all industries and types of venues such as: Government, Healthcare, Places of Worship, Schools, Sporting Venues, Manufacturing, Office Settings and Retail Environments.