Location: Client Specific
 
Upon purchase, student will be given complete POI download. 
 
RTF CURRICULUM: 
 
Day 1 learning will focus on responder considerations and capabilities, equipment and essentially a “how  to” for the responder.
 
Day 2 will focus completely on real-world scenarios (hands-on) designed to push agency capabilities. The program will define and expand on the Rescue Task Force concept and assist students in the preparation of creating programs for their individual departments. 
 
RTF Operations focus on actions first responders can take in conjunction with responding counterparts, to reduce preventable deaths in direct and indirect threat situations such as an active shooter, suicide bomber, or other terrorist driven mass casualty event.  The program will define and expand on the Rescue Task Force concept and assist students in the preparation of creating programs for their individual departments.
 
During training, students will properly demonstrate:
 
Tactical: RTF pre-planning, individual and team movement from time of incident through completion. Students will practice these skills during instructor lead scenarios to effectively challenge the students to maximize performance and retention.  
 
Medical: manual airway management, tourniquet application, wound packing with hemostatic agents, application of chest seals. All medical training standards follow TCCC Guidelines.
 
Operational: Students will work together with LE, FIRE, EMS and other emergency response elements to complete tasks as separate elements working in unison under a unified command structure to stress the importance of communication and team understanding that will help maximize effectiveness and mitigate injury or loss of life.
 
NFPA 3000 ASHER creates a solid baseline to use for departments that are working towards interagency coordiantion. We utilize this program as a model to use for building your own response program.