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TacMed1 Training Group LLC

Name: TacMed1 Training Group LLC
Address: Mooresville, NC, 28117, US
Telephone: +17044029833
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TacMed1 Training Group LLC empowers communities with practical CPR, AED, Wilderness First Aid, and much more.

Our mission is to equip individuals, churches, and organizations with the skills and confidence to respond effectively and save lives. TacMed1 - Empowering Communities for Preparedness

TacMed1 is a pioneering organization dedicated to the mission of enhancing preparedness and safety in the face of active assailant situations and other emergencies. Founded by a team of highly skilled and certified professionals, TacMed1 is at the forefront of training educators, children, and businesses in life-saving techniques and the development of Emergency Action Plans. Our Mission:
At TacMed1, our mission is clear: to empower individuals, schools, and organizations with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to critical incidents. We firmly believe that preparedness is the key to saving lives and reducing the impact of unforeseen emergencies. Training Excellence:
Our instructors are certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), renowned Stop the Bleed instructors, and certified in Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC). Their extensive experience in both medical and tactical realms equips them with a unique blend of expertise to deliver high-quality training that can make a difference in life-or-death situations. Empowering Educators:
We specialize in training teachers to be vigilant and proactive in ensuring the safety of their students. Our programs provide educators with the tools to create safe learning environments, develop robust Emergency Action Plans, and respond confidently in active assailant situations. As firm believers in the adage, "It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it," we strive to ensure that educators are well-prepared for any eventuality. Educating the Future:
TacMed1 recognizes that children are our most precious assets. We offer specialized courses for kids, instilling them with age-appropriate knowledge of basic first aid and safety awareness. We believe that by teaching children early, we can nurture a generation that values preparedness and safety as fundamental life skills. Partnering with Companies:
In the corporate world, safety is paramount. TacMed1 collaborates with companies of all sizes to create comprehensive Emergency Action Plans tailored to their unique needs. Our goal is to help organizations develop a culture of preparedness that protects employees and customers alike. At TacMed1, we wholeheartedly embrace the belief that "it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it." We are committed to equipping individuals, educators, children, and businesses with the essential knowledge and skills to be proactive, prepared, and empowered in the face of adversity. Join us in our mission to make our communities safer, one trained individual at a time. Together, we can make a difference when it matters most.

10/31/2026

WEEKEND PREP | Take a few minutes today to check your household supplies, charge your devices, and get ready for the week ahead. WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/30/2026

FIRST AID FRIDAY | For a nosebleed, sit upright and lean slightly forward, then pinch the soft part of the nose continuously for 10–15 minutes. Avoid tilting the head backward.

Seek medical help for severe bleeding, an associated serious injury, or bleeding that does not stop. Learn practical first aid with TacMed1 at WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/29/2026

TRAINING THURSDAY | Scenario practice builds confidence because it forces teams to make decisions, communicate clearly, assign roles, and work with the equipment available to them.

The goal is not perfection—it is a more organized response when a real emergency happens. Bring practical training to your team at WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/28/2026

GEAR REVIEW WEDNESDAY | Your emergency gear only helps if it is ready, accessible, and familiar. Inspect your kit, replace damaged or expired items, keep it where you can reach it quickly, and train with the equipment you actually carry.

A few minutes of maintenance now can prevent problems later. WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/27/2026

TIPS TUESDAY | Some warning signs deserve a 911 call—not a wait-and-see approach. Examples include someone who is unresponsive, not breathing normally, struggling to breathe, bleeding severely, or showing new signs of a possible stroke or heart attack.

You do not have to diagnose the problem before asking for help. Give the dispatcher the location, explain what you see, and follow their instructions.

Share this with someone who freezes when emergencies happen. Learn how to respond at WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/26/2026

MEDIC MONDAY | Shock happens when the body is not delivering enough oxygen-rich blood to its tissues. Watch for cool or pale skin, rapid breathing, a fast or weak pulse, confusion, unusual restlessness, or increasing weakness after an injury or serious illness.

These are emergency warning signs. Call 911, control any visible severe bleeding, help the person stay at a comfortable temperature, and continue monitoring their breathing and responsiveness. Do not give food or drink while awaiting EMS.

Would you recognize these signs? Save this post and train with TacMed1: WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/25/2026

SCENARIO SUNDAY | You're at work when a coworker suddenly collapses. They don't respond when you call their name. Other staff members are standing around, unsure what to do.

What's your first priority?
A) Give them water
B) Check scene safety, responsiveness and normal breathing
C) Help them stand up
D) Wait to see whether they wake up

Drop your answer and explain why. In a real emergency, call 911 promptly and get an AED; if the person isn't breathing normally, start CPR.

Build your response skills at WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/24/2026

SURVIVAL SATURDAY | Start simple. Your first-day emergency kit should cover water, shelf-stable food, necessary medications, a flashlight, spare batteries, a charged power bank, essential contacts, and supplies for children or pets. Include a basic first-aid kit and weather-appropriate clothing.

Then expand your supplies into a multi-day plan. A good kit is one you've checked recently—not one you forgot in a closet years ago.

Screenshot the list and check what your household already has. Preparedness is a skill. WWW.TACMED1.COM.

10/23/2026

🚨❤️ THREE LOCATIONS. ONE MISSION. SAVING LIVES! ❤️🚨

A huge THANK YOU to the incredible staff at Accellacare from Hickory, Statesville, and Salisbury, NC, for coming together for CPR & AED training with TacMed1 Training Group! 👏

These dedicated healthcare professionals took time out of their busy schedules to strengthen their lifesaving skills and prepare for the moments when every second counts.

❤️ CPR saves lives.
⚡ Early AED use can make a difference.
💪 Confidence comes from preparation and training.

At TacMed1 Training Group, we believe that lifesaving skills shouldn’t just be learned — they should be practiced, reinforced, and ready when needed most.

It was a pleasure working with such an engaged group of professionals who understand the importance of being prepared for an emergency.

Thank you, Accellacare, for trusting TacMed1 Training Group with your training! We appreciate the opportunity to support your team’s commitment to safety and patient care.

🔥 Because when seconds count, TRAINING MATTERS!

📍 Serving Statesville, Mooresville, Hickory, Salisbury, and the Greater Charlotte area.

🌐 www.tacmed1.com

10/23/2026

FIRST AID FRIDAY | For a thermal burn, remove the person from the heat source if it is safe. Cool the burned area under clean, cool running water for 5–20 minutes when practical. Avoid ice, butter, and home remedies. Remove rings or loose items before swelling develops—but don't pull off anything stuck to the skin.

Large, deep, or otherwise serious burns need prompt emergency medical evaluation. Avoid cooling so extensively that the person becomes cold, especially with a large burn.

Save this reminder. Want more first-aid skills? Visit WWW.TACMED1.COM.

Address

Mooresville, NC
28117

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+17044029833

Website

http://www.tacmed1.com/, https://www.youtube.com/@TacMed1TrainingGroup, https://www.instagram.com/tacmed1_

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