Description
When serious bleeding happens, do you know the next step?
A traumatic injury can require an immediate response. This hands-on Bleeding Trauma Control class gives participants practical skills for managing severe bleeding while help is on the way. It’s designed for workplace teams, first responders, and community members who want to know what to do—not just hear about it.
In just over an hour, an experienced instructor will guide participants through practical techniques, including tourniquet use, wound packing, and direct pressure. The course draws on approaches associated with the “Stop the Bleed” campaign.
What You’ll Learn
- Tourniquet application: Practice using CAT and SWAT tourniquets to help control severe bleeding.
- Wound packing: Learn how to pack a wound with gauze using both hands.
- Pressure techniques: Practice applying direct pressure and pressure dressings.
- The “String of Survival” protocol: Review a step-by-step approach to responding to a bleeding emergency.
The class also covers strategies for responding to deliberate acts of violence. These skills can help workplace teams and community members think through how to respond during a serious incident.
Key Benefits
- Hands-on practice: Work through bleeding-control techniques with instructor guidance.
- Practical preparedness: Learn approaches for responding to accidental injuries and deliberate acts of violence.
- Clear steps to practice: Review a structured response to severe bleeding.
- Instructor-led learning: Build familiarity with the techniques in a guided class setting.
Whether you’re coordinating training for a workplace team, responding professionally, or seeking practical bleeding-control skills, this class offers focused, hands-on instruction. Review the course details and ask us about scheduling for an individual or group.
Call (678) 540-4450 or use “Pick Date” to ask about a Bleeding Trauma Control class.
Call (678) 540-4450 or contact us to ask about scheduling a Bleeding Trauma Control class.
