Why Stop the Bleed Matters for Your Organization

Severe bleeding can become life-threatening within minutes. In many real-world scenarios—industrial incidents, jobsite injuries, vehicle collisions, or violent events—co-workers and bystanders are the true first responders. Stop the Bleed equips your team with the knowledge and confidence to act decisively before EMS arrives, bridging the critical gap between injury and professional care.

Who We Train

Our mobile model makes it easy to reach teams across multiple locations and shifts. Common client groups include:

• Construction & Trades: General contractors, electrical, roofing, demo, and heavy equipment crews.
• Private Security: Patrol, event security, executive protection, and housing/community safety teams.
• Corporate & Industrial: Facilities, logistics/warehouse, manufacturing lines, and safety committees.
• Event & Hospitality: Arenas, convention centers, hotels, theme parks, and large venues.
• Education & Community: Schools, youth programs, faith organizations, and neighborhood groups.

What to Expect from Our On-Site Class

We bring everything needed to your location—medical training supplies, manikins/simulators, tourniquets, packing materials, and visual aids. A typical session includes:

1. Brief Intro & Safety: Scene size-up, call activation, and the lifesaving mindset.
2. Recognizing Life-Threatening Bleeding: External vs. junctional bleeding and priorities of care.
3. Direct Pressure & Wound Packing: Technique, packing materials, and common pitfalls.
4. Tourniquet Fundamentals: Placement, tightening, time-marking, and after-care.
5. Scenario Practice: Job-relevant drills to build speed, communication, and teamwork.
6. Review & Q&A: Policy alignment, kit selection, and maintenance tips.

Courses can be adapted for small groups or large teams, with options for condensed briefings, standard 2–3 hour sessions, or extended scenario-based blocks for high-risk environments.

Certification, Documentation, and Compliance

Upon completion, participants receive documentation of training. We can align delivery with your safety plans and incident response procedures, and we provide attendance records for your HR, safety, or risk-management files. We also advise on placement and maintenance of bleeding control kits so your program remains effective long after training day.

Benefits of Mobile, On-Site Delivery

• Less Downtime: No off-site travel. We schedule around your workflow and shift changes.
• Environment-Specific Scenarios: Drills reflect your facility layout, hazards, and team roles.
• Consistent Standards: Entire crews learn the same techniques and language of response.
• Culture of Safety: Visible investment in staff training supports morale and preparedness.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can we train at once?

We tailor class size to your goals and space. Many clients schedule multiple back-to-back sessions to reach all shifts without disrupting operations.

Do you provide all equipment?

Yes. We supply training tourniquets, packing materials, simulators, and visual aids. If you already have bleeding control kits, we can incorporate them.

Is there a prerequisite?

No prior medical experience is required. The course is designed for everyday responders and all job roles.

Where do you travel?

We are based in Orange County and serve Southern California. Tell us your location and preferred dates, and we’ll coordinate a schedule.

How to Prepare Your Team

• Reserve a clean, open area for skills practice and scenarios.
• Encourage participants to wear comfortable, job-appropriate clothing.
• Select team leads or safety reps to help reinforce skills after class.
• Identify ideal locations for bleeding control kits and mark them clearly.