Police & Security Force First Aid Course — Thin Blue Line Lifesaver A
9h training | For police, government & security services
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Description
The Thin Blue Line Lifesaver A Is a practice-oriented First aid training for police, government officials and safety professionals. The course strengthens self-confidence in emergency situations and teaches life-saving skills, particularly with Cut, sting, and heavy bleeding. The aim is to enable police officers and security forces to act independently in life-threatening situations.
The training comprises several modules on emergency medicine and wound care, including important STOP THE BLEED® techniques such as pressure bandages, tourniquets and tamponing. Bleeding to death is the most common preventable cause of death — quick and proper care can save lives.
Attendees get:
- Workshop participation certificate
- STOPTHEBLEED® certificate
- limited course patch
Participation in the course is proven by a certificate, which serves as proof of qualification for police and security forces. This certificate confirms the qualifications acquired in the area of life-saving interventions and is a prerequisite for participation in further specialized training courses.
In principle, our workshops and courses are held in the Wiener Neustadt area in Lower Austria. For group bookings of more than 10 participants (e.g. associations, companies, closed companies, etc.), we are also happy to come to you with all training materials after personal consultation.
Locations in Austria:
- Focus Range Traiskirchen
- Shooting Park Leobersdorf
- Steyr shooting center Wr. Neustadt
- Waffen Falch St. Anton
- Caliber S Graz
- Shooting Range North Vienna
Target group
This course is aimed exclusively at:
- Police officers
- Authorities with operational mandate
- Specialized responders
- Security personnel deployed on duty
The course is designed for operational units that act under tactical conditions and must carry out medical measures in dynamic operational situations.
It is not intended as a civilian first aid course and is not aimed at private individuals.
What you can really do after the course
After completing the course, participants will be able to:
- Carry out tactical wound care in accordance with operational principles (TCCC-oriented).
- Ensuring self-protection and positional security in dynamic operational situations.
- To effectively control life-threatening bleeding under time pressure (tourniquet, pressure bandage, wound packing).
- To treat penetrating injuries in a structured way.
- to identify and treat respiratory problems under operationally relevant conditions.
- To tactically correctly camp and carry on injured persons.
- to actively prevent hypothermia even under adverse conditions.
- Prepare MED equipment ready for use and use it in accordance with the situation.
- Securely carry out communication and team coordination within your own structure.
The focus is on medical care under tactical conditions — not on the classic civilian rescue chain.
Bring along
Desirable for maximum output: combat clothing, weapon belt with ballistic vest and helmet, unloaded weapon (s)! Please bring an additional civilian set of civilian outerwear (e.g. long-sleeved shirt or camisole and pants) that can be cut up for training purposes!
Lesson modules
Standard courses are mostly theoretical and less practice-oriented. STOP THE BLEED® courses provide hands-on training to treat severe bleeding, especially for emergencies and safety-related occupations.
Massive bleeding can occur in any type of emergency and requires quick action to avoid serious consequences. Bleeding to death is the number 1 preventable cause of death. The STOP THE BLEED® courses teach how to quickly identify life-threatening bleeding and take effective action. This module teaches the most important measures to control blood loss, including applying pressure bandages, bandaging with tourniquets, tamponing wounds, and the correct use of bandages and bandages. Hemostasis training also includes identifying and localizing life-threatening bleeding. Proper wound care can make the difference between life and death.
The following are treated:
- heavy bleeding and blood loss
- Cuts and stabs as well as the treatment of wounds with bandages and bandages
- amputation injuries and the use of pressure bandages and tourniquets
- Splinter injuries, fractures, piling injuries and appropriate wound care
- Recognize shock & act
- prevent hypothermia (hypothermia)
Emergency medicine and safety tasks are the focus of the first aid course for police officers in order to prepare them specifically for various emergency scenarios such as traffic accidents, knife and gunshot injuries. Police officers today must be able to act independently in dangerous situations and work closely with emergency services. The training is designed to improve the ability to provide immediate assistance in critical situations and save lives. The course content is specifically tailored to the needs of police, security forces and other emergency services in order to provide relevant expertise and practical skills for emergencies.
Among other things, the following are trained:
- Accident at work
- shooting incident
- ricochet and blast injuries
trainers
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17 years of experience as a Master Medic in the Austrian Armed Forces. During his career, Johannes has trained and coordinated rescue teams in various high-risk scenarios and has developed into a specialist in saving lives in challenging environments.
Implementation directly in the company (in-house)
Available throughout Austria
Individually adaptable
Orientation to legal requirements (e.g. ASchG)
Closed groups (no public courses)
Train as you fight! Learning with realistic wounds
Realistic wound simulations
Psychological preparation
Equipment and special effects
Different scenarios
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) — short & clear
Feedback shows that despite 9 hours, the course is “extremely entertaining”.
We take restrictions into account so that you can train effectively.
You will slowly be introduced to the topic.
Yes In 3-5 minutes, a person can bleed to death due to severe blood loss — and in a tactical situation, it often takes longer before rescue workers can safely advance. Bleeding to death is the number 1 preventable cause of death. Proper wound care and rapid application of bandages or bandages by first aiders, particularly in emergencies such as knife attacks, can make the difference between life and death. It is therefore essential for police officers, specialists and everyone working in safety-related areas to acquire knowledge and skills in the training and continuing education of wounded people, in particular to stop bleeding (“Stop the Bleed”). In this way, they can protect and save the lives of other people in the event of a disaster, in crisis situations or in the company, at school and in the family.
Ready to save lives?
Individual booking
Group booking
What our participants say
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It was really realistic, at eye level, explained simply and practically, we were allowed to try and do everything and also use new materials every time and thus practice (fully equipped) in these special scenarios.
... not just PowerPoint, puppet and theory as usual.
It is really recommended for everyone!
Thanks Hans!!!
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