Training course designed for Law Enforcement and non EMS fire. Fox Valley Shooting Range 9am-5pm Register now!
2 Day Training Event This Weekend March 5-6! TECC for First Responders + CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers!
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Very proud of everyone who participated in this training courses this week!
Are You Prepared to Respond to Traumatic Injuries?
Immediate Response Training wants to help you get prepared to be a trained and ready responder in the event of a traumatic injury.
Sign up for a Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Course or a TECC/CPR/AED Course today!
Purchase a Rapid Options Bag to get the tools you need to stop bleeding, treat pneumothorax and save a life!
Call or email today to set up training!
Shooting at Oak Brook Mall
Will your organization be prepared when chaos erupts? When active shooters are exchanging gunfire in a crowded place and multiple victims are bleeding and suffering from fractures and other injuries, will you or your organization be prepared? Do you know what to do when first responders arrive? Do you have a Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan in place to reduce loss?
If you worry about your answers to the above questions, please contact Immediate Response Training, LLC to discuss individual or organizational training. Count yourself among people prepared.
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) for First Responders – Scheduling courses now!
TECC for First Responders/Duty to Act provides Law Enforcement and Public Safety professionals with the knowledge skills and equipment to respond to traumatic injuries in the line of duty. From addressing the threat to wound care and learning the chain of survival, TECC is the standard for immediate trauma care.
For info, visit https://immediateresponsetraining.com
Trauma pouch too much to carry? Enlist some help!
Being prepared means having the mindset, knowledge, and tools to react to physical threats and medical emergencies. Mindset and knowledge come from training and are carried internally. Unfortunately, the tools need to be carried physically.
That’s why I have Gracie. Gracie is a three year old Bernese Mountain Dog who is extremely eager to help carry gear! Water, trauma kit, bag dispenser, she couldn’t be happier or feel more important then when she is carrying a pack. And I couldn’t be happier knowing I have essential equipment in case of an emergency.
If you have the mindset, but are looking for the training and tools to react to a physical threat or medical emergencies, contact IRT for opportunities.
Range Safety Gear
Ear protection? Check ✔
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Trauma pouch?… IRT has you covered.
When you complete IRT’s 8 hour Immediate Trauma Care class, not only do you leave a certified American Red Cross First-Aid/CPR/ AED provider, Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) First Care Provider, Stop the Bleed wound care provider, but you will also be equipped with IRT’s custom trauma pouch.
This customized pouch includes a genuine North American Rescue Combat Application Tourniquet, Hyfin Vent Chest Seal Compact Twin Pack, North American Rescue S-rolled Gauze, H&H Medical SWAT-T, and a pair of high quality Trauma sheers all neatly carried in a 600D poly, dual zip, MOLLE bag with prefixed D-rings for multiple carry options.
Don’t miss this opportunity to train and equip yourself for whatever may come. Count yourself among people prepared.
Register now for TECC
Earn your Certification and become a First Care Provider of Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC).
IRT offers a specialized certification in TECC for First Responders with a duty to Act (Law Enforcement and Firefighters not trained as EMS) This course provides knowledge and training to deal with an active threat environment.
In the event of a mass casualty event, time is the enemy of the wounded. The more people prepared to step up and provide care, the better the chances are for survival. TECC is rapidly becoming the globally recognized standard for initial, pre-medical first aid in high risk scenarios. Whether you are a concerned citizen looking to be prepared, a CCW holder, hunter, or gun owner in general, knowing what to do in high risk first aid situations is your duty.
