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Description
AVERT, short for Active Violence Emergency Response Training, goes beyond active shooter training by also teaching emergency bleeding control techniques.
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Active violence incidents can happen anywhere, from office settings to healthcare facilities to sporting venues and places of worship. Therefore, all businesses and institutions need to have an emergency action plan in place and have trained responders.
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While other training programs focus solely on an active shooter or stop the bleed training, AVERT combines both topics so you get two sets of skills - active shooter response and emergency bleeding control - in one training.
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This is a 3-hour course and is a mixture of video, discussion, and hands-on training.
Types
Active Shooter Response Training