AVERT Training is nationally accredited and certified by HSI (Health and Safety Institute)

When active violence happens, every second matters.

There’s no time to wait on EMS to arrive.

AVERT was created by experts in the law enforcement, security, and medical fields to empower everyone to become an immediate responder in a violent emergency situation.

AVERT teaches both active shooter response skills and emergency bleeding control techniques.

IDEAL AUDIENCE FOR THIS TRAINING:

  • GOVERNMENT

  • HEALTHCARE

  • SCHOOLS

  • OFFICE SETTINGS

  • SPORTING VENUES

  • PLACES OF WORSHIP

  • MANUFACTURING

  • RETAIL ENVIRONMENTS

COST PER PERSON IS $68.00

MAX PER CLASS IS 15, AND MINIMUM IS 3

BLENDED LEARNING FORMAT:

APPROXIMATELY 1 HOUR DURATION FOR ONLINE PORTION

2-3 HOUR DURATION FOR CLASSROOM PORTION (DEPENDENT ON CLASS SIZE)

PRINTABLE, DIGITAL AVERT CERTIFICATION UPON COMPLETION, VALID FOR 2 YEARS

SERVING CUSTOMERS LOCALLY & WE’LL TRAVEL TO TRAIN!

The AVERT material is based on a model "Escape and Evade, and Attack." AVERT is nationally certified and accredited by the Health and Safety Institute (also known as HSI.) It is a bit more of a comprehensive training overall compared to others you may have heard of. We spend time on situational awareness, bleeding control/how to use tourniquets, and we also have class activities with replica weapons to learn how to disarm intruders safely. Before this training, I feel that it is always a great idea for me to conduct a site observation and have insight on the layout of the space. This allows me to customize the training to be a bit more "site-specific." This training consists of a blended learning format as well, so each individual will have to complete a one hour online training. Then, the in-person training is about two hours. The price per student is $65, and the certification is valid for two years. Due to the nature of the course, this course is intended for adults or at least high-school age students.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • In a “blended” training format. This means students will first receive an online training portion that introduces them to the topic and prepares them for the in-person, instructor-led portion.

    In-person training portion can run two to three hours depending on class size.

    This part is engaging for students as it include hands-on training, realistic drills and education with confidence-building tips and feedback.

  • The maximum number of students per instructor is 15.

    The minimum number of students is 3.

  • Authorized AVERT instructors use orange replica weapons to talk about the types of weapons most commonly used in violent scenarios.

    This knowledge is also used to show how to disarm an attacker if other options, such as evading and escaping, are not possible.

  • This training class combines both active shooter and emergency bleeding control training, involving the use of tourniquets.

  • YES! From start to finish in preparing students to respond to potential emergency bleeding occurrences.

    This program promotes TAC+PAC Bleeding Control kits, that come with a tourniquet. AVERT TAC+PACs are allergen-free with limitless shelf life to ensure 24/7 preparation and readiness for all.

  • Currently, OSHA does not hold a standard specifically for workplace violence.

    Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (the OSH Act, or the Act), the extent of an employer's duty to address workplace violence is regulated by the General Duty Clause. This is commonly understood to include protection from workplace violence.

  • AVERT certification is valid for two years.

    It is recommended to train employees annually or every two years, and maintaining a workplace violence program as required by OSHA [section 32.0.2(1)]. Policies and procedures are encouraged to be reviewed and updated annually.

    For more information, feel free to research online or click here to refer to this PDF that OSHA has provided to the public.

  • The AVERT material has been adjusted just right for civilians by medical and law enforcement industry experts. It differs from other training courses that cover only content on Run, Hide, Fight techniques.

    AVERT focuses heavily on facilitating a dynamic presentation to help students learn about proactive attentiveness, how to respond and properly protect yourself and those around you in a violent event, and how to respond to stop the bleed of severe injuries that are often a result of these occurrences.