Avirt: Active Violence Immediate Response Training
Falcon CPR Training in Chicago, IL offers active violence emergency response training.
AVIRT Training in Chicago, IL
In moments of active violence, every second counts. Waiting for emergency medical services (EMS) may not be an option. The AVIRT training program prepares participants to:
- Assess threats quickly and respond effectively in active shooter situations.
- Learn proactive awareness and self-defense strategies to protect themselves and others.
- Apply ‘Stop the Bleed’ techniques to control severe bleeding and prevent fatalities.
Who should take AVIRT training? AVIRT is designed for everyone and is particularly beneficial for:
- Workplaces and corporate safety teams.
- Schools, universities, and educators.
- First responders, healthcare professionals, and security personnel.
- Public venues, churches, event organizers, and community groups.
Upon successful completion of AVIRT training, participants will receive:
- Official AVIRT Certification, demonstrating competency in active violence response and bleeding control.
- Hands-on experience in situational awareness, tactical escape techniques, and emergency first aid.
- The ability to recognize early warning signs of violence and apply life-saving intervention strategies.
Certification is valid for two years, ensuring participants stay up to date with best practices.
- Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours (including classroom instruction and hands-on drills).
- Format: Instructor-led, hands-on training at our Chicago facility or on-site for groups
Active Violence Immediate Response Training FAQ
Frequently asked questions about AVIRT
Who should enroll in AVIRT?
The AVERT program’s unique blend of active shooter response and bleeding control training is beneficial for everyone, suitable across all industries and venue types:
– Corporations
– Places of Worship
– Government
– Healthcare
– Schools and Universities
– Venues and Nightclubs
– Retail and Supermarkets
– First Responders
– Public Transportation
– Supermarkets
What is AVIRT training, and why is it important?
AVIRT (Active Violence Immediate Response Training) equips participants with the skills and confidence to respond effectively in active shooter situations and life-threatening bleeding emergencies. It goes beyond traditional “Run, Hide, Fight” strategies, incorporating lifesaving “Stop the Bleed” techniques.
What does the AVIRT course cover?
The AVIRT program includes:
- Recognizing early warning signs of violence.
- Proactive awareness and self-protection techniques.
- Emergency response strategies for active shooter incidents.
- Lifesaving “Stop the Bleed” techniques to control severe bleeding.
How long does the AVIRT training take?
The duration of the AVIRT training varies depending on the format and group size but typically lasts 4-5 hours, providing hands-on practice and real-world scenarios to ensure confidence and readiness.
Why is "Stop the Bleed" training included in AVIRT?
Uncontrolled bleeding is one of the leading causes of preventable death in trauma situations. “Stop the Bleed” training teaches participants how to manage severe bleeding using techniques like applying tourniquets and pressure, potentially saving lives until medical help arrives.
