Tactical Medicine and Active Killing Events - Survival and Control in the Midst of Chaos
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Description
This two-day hands-on training event will be packed with essential information to leave the Patrol Officer with a sharpened mindset relating to Tactical Medicine, Officer Survival, and Active Assailant/Shooter Events, and what to mentally expect if faced with an active shooter event. We will pack 20 hours of CLEET Continuing Education and 2 hours of CLEET Approved Mental Health Credit in the two days. Those attending should come dressed for a normal 10-hour workday, if there is such a thing as a “normal” workday.
Day one will consist of an Introduction to Tactical Medicine and an Introduction to Officer Survival Techniques. You will learn appropriate tourniquet application skills, wound packing skills, and chest seal application for life saving in potential casualty events. Classroom instruction in the morning on day one will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force laws, court rulings, and case law. We will have a strong focus establishing a mindset of immediate entry and eliminating threats rapidly, preventing the loss of more lives in an active killing event. Officers will learn they must stop the killing before they can stop the dying. Officers will be introduced to the Incident Command System and given ideas and concepts for managing resources in a chaotic life altering situation.
The afternoon of day one, and the entire second day will focus on Live Force-on-Force Roleplay. This will cause the student to become immersed in the scenarios leading to managing an increased heart rate, controlling their breathing, and managing emotional levels as they are exposed to potentially dangerous/deadly situations. Officers will learn during this training every life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent.
Both training days will force attendees to focus on, and apply concepts presented during the morning of the first day. We will primarily center on the acronyms: LCAN, SIM, WIN, and BATH. Officers will receive vague radio dispatch calls for service as they respond to training scenarios like how the event would more than likely unfold in an actual incident. Officers will be expected/required to provide accurate radio transmissions and needs to a staged dispatch all while processing scenarios introduced to them.
At the conclusion on day two we will introduce a discussion centered on reunification of those individuals who became victims or witnesses to an active assailant/killing event. We will discuss needed elements of reunification points as well as concepts to aid in the death notification of victims fatally injured. Law Enforcement and Senior Administration of schools, churches or event centers only have one opportunity to tell a family their loved one is never coming home again, it is critical to get this correct.
Description
This two-day hands-on training event will be packed with essential information to leave the Patrol Officer with a sharpened mindset relating to Tactical Medicine, Officer Survival, and Active Assailant/Shooter Events, and what to mentally expect if faced with an active shooter event. We will pack 20 hours of CLEET Continuing Education and 2 hours of CLEET Approved Mental Health Credit in the two days. Those attending should come dressed for a normal 10-hour workday, if there is such a thing as a “normal” workday.
Day one will consist of an Introduction to Tactical Medicine and an Introduction to Officer Survival Techniques. You will learn appropriate tourniquet application skills, wound packing skills, and chest seal application for life saving in potential casualty events. Classroom instruction in the morning on day one will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force laws, court rulings, and case law. We will have a strong focus establishing a mindset of immediate entry and eliminating threats rapidly, preventing the loss of more lives in an active killing event. Officers will learn they must stop the killing before they can stop the dying. Officers will be introduced to the Incident Command System and given ideas and concepts for managing resources in a chaotic life altering situation.
The afternoon of day one, and the entire second day will focus on Live Force-on-Force Roleplay. This will cause the student to become immersed in the scenarios leading to managing an increased heart rate, controlling their breathing, and managing emotional levels as they are exposed to potentially dangerous/deadly situations. Officers will learn during this training every life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent.
Both training days will force attendees to focus on, and apply concepts presented during the morning of the first day. We will primarily center on the acronyms: LCAN, SIM, WIN, and BATH. Officers will receive vague radio dispatch calls for service as they respond to training scenarios like how the event would more than likely unfold in an actual incident. Officers will be expected/required to provide accurate radio transmissions and needs to a staged dispatch all while processing scenarios introduced to them.
At the conclusion on day two we will introduce a discussion centered on reunification of those individuals who became victims or witnesses to an active assailant/killing event. We will discuss needed elements of reunification points as well as concepts to aid in the death notification of victims fatally injured. Law Enforcement and Senior Administration of schools, churches or event centers only have one opportunity to tell a family their loved one is never coming home again, it is critical to get this correct.
Start Time
12-02-2024 08:30 AM
End Time
12-03-2024 06:00 PM
Required Information for Attendees:
- Officers should arrive dressed as close as possible to their everyday work attire. It is imperative to train like you would fight in real life.
- Officers should plan to wear clothing that if permanently stained from simulated blood or marker rounds would not cause a financial hardship to the individual or agency.
- Officers should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Officers are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds.
- Northwest Technology Center will provide head, neck, and groin protection to Officers during scenarios.
- Due to the costs associated with providing this level of training, there is a $60.00 charge per student for the two-day course payable to Northwest Technology Center on the first day of training.
- If your agency prefers to provide a Purchase Order, your agency can be invoiced. (W-9 available on request)
- Lunch will be provided on both days of training.
- Enrollment is limited to 12 CLEET Certified Peace Officers.
- Upon enrollment, Northwest Technology Center will provide local discounted hotel accommodations options.
Registration: Email Adam Honeyman or call Northwest Technology Center 580-327-0344
Date: 12/2/2024 - 12/3/2024
Time: 0830 - 1800
Location: Northwest Technology Center, 801 Vo-Tech Drive, Fairview, OK
CLEET Hours: 20 (two hour mental health training included)
CLEET Catalog Number: 24-1068
Cost: $145.00 & lunch provided both days
AGENCY INFORMATION
Adam Honeyman
ahoneyman@nwtech.edu
580-327-0344
Last Modified on
Nov 25, 2024
