First Aid course shooting range — Shooting Range Lifesaver A (trauma training)
9h Training | For Shooters, Range Staff & Gun Owners
Description
The Shooting Range Lifesaver A Is a specialized First aid training for gun owners, shooters and shooting range personnel.
This practice-oriented Shooting range emergency training Prepare yourself for activity-related emergencies at the shooting range — such as gunshot, stab, or cut injuries — to act efficiently to save lives. Qualified instructors with extensive experience teach the course content in a practical way and prepare you specifically for emergency situations.
No flood of theory. Not a tactical show. Instead, clear processes that work in an emergency.
Attending such a first aid course strengthens your confidence in action and enables you to provide competent help in an emergency.
Attendees get:
- Workshop participation certificate
- STOPTHEBLEED® certificate
- limited course patch
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
Ideal for gun owners, shooters, shooting clubs, arms dealers, shooting range personnel and gun-related companies. Not suitable for people under 18 years of age or people with severe physical limitations.
What you can really do after the course
After shooting range Lifesaver A, you can:
- carry out preparatory measures in advance (MED equipment, connection, equipment)
- Take intrinsic safety into account when supplying
- Coordinate and alert the rescue chain in a structured manner
- stop life-threatening bleeding all over the body
- one Apply tourniquet
- one Apply pressure bandage
- treat penetrating injuries
- Carry out respiratory protection
- choose adequate storage
- Prevent hypothermia
Controlling bleeding is one of the most important skills that every first aider should master. Anyone can learn how to stop bleeding and thus save the lives of injured people. Well-trained first aiders are crucial to act quickly and effectively in emergency situations and to prevent serious consequences for injured people.
Bring along
If available, please appear with unloaded main and secondary weapons as well as shooting range equipment (e.g. weapon belt, vest, chest rig, hearing protection, glasses, etc.). Artificial blood can often not be completely removed from some materials - wear suitable clothing! Please bring an additional set of outerwear (e.g. long-sleeved shirt or camisole and pants) that can be cut up for training purposes!
Lesson modules
A classic first aid course focuses on everyday injuries, while specialized courses such as STOP THE BLEED® focus on severe bleeding and trauma in high-stress situations. These courses are particularly relevant for shooting ranges and emergency training, as they teach advanced techniques such as tourniquet use and wound tamponade and prepare participants for the psychological stress of real emergencies.
Practical training with simulated scenarios under stress to act quickly and safely in emergency situations.
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
No The training takes place in a protected environment.
Feedback shows: extremely entertaining.
You will slowly be introduced to the topic.
We take physical limitations into account.
Yes A person can bleed to death in 3-5 minutes.
Rescue can take significantly longer.

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