Civilian Reponse and Casualty Care (CRCC)

Description:

The CRCC course trains civilians to respond effectively to active shooter events and provide life-saving medical care before first responders arrive. The CRCC course is designed to equip civilians with strategies and skills to survive active shooter or active attacker situations while delivering critical medical aid. It is built on the Avoid, Deny, Defend / Run, Hide, Fight strategies developed by ALERRT in 2004 and integrates the Stop the Bleed Campaign, empowering participants to control bleeding and perform basic emergency medical interventions before professional help arrives.

Audience:

schools, businesses, community groups and anyone that wants to learn how to act in the event of any active shooter/killer incident.

What does this course teach?

The CRCC training course covers a range of topics aimed at equipping civilians with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to an active shooter event. Here are the key areas of focus:

History and Prevalence: Understanding the history of active shooter events and their prevalence in society.

Civilian Response Options: Learning various civilian response options to take during an active shooter incident.

Medical Issues: Gaining knowledge on medical issues that may arise during such events and how to address them.

Conducting Drills: Considerations for conducting drills to practice and prepare for active shooter scenarios.

Stop the Bleed Campaign: Empowering civilians to provide life-saving medical aid before first responders arrive.

Certification Type:

Certificate of completion (CRASE & Stop the Bleed certification)