High-Speed Tac Med LLC

High-Speed Tac Med LLC HSTM offers comprehensive on-site assessments, plans, trainings, and drills for Active-Shooter, Emergency, Medical, and Security Response Programs.

High-Speed Tac Med (HSTM) offers the most comprehensive on-site assessments, plans, and drills in the industry. Instructors have years of experience in Global Crisis Management, implementing Emergency, Medical, Security, Business Continuity, and Disaster Recovery response programs. Programs include site-specific written plans, trainings, and drills. Active-Shooter (including Tactical Medicine for

law enforcement), Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, Emergency, Medical, and Security response programs are available for law enforcement, fire departments, hospitals, airports, schools, universities, movie theaters, malls, retail facilities, stadiums, residential communities, city and corporate offices, etc. Law Enforcement (federal, state, and local agencies) training programs include: Active-Shooter Response (covering teamwork, tactics, and treatment), Undercover & Off-Duty response, Bomb Blast response, and Law Enforcement & First Response (LEFR-TCC). Fire Department training programs include: Command & Control, Rescue Task Force, Bomb blast response, and Law Enforcement & First Response (LEFR-TCC). HSTM team members have experience in responding to and managing large-scale incidents, coordinating with multiple fire and law enforcement agencies, and supporting the best outcome possible. HSTM developed customized training programs based on the following programs:

Department of Homeland Security "Run, Hide, Fight"
Department of Homeland Security "Stop the Bleed" initiative
Law Enforcement Active-Shooter Emergency Response (LASER)
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
Law Enforcement First Responder - Tactical Casualty Care (LEFR - TCC)
Massive Hemorrhage Airway Respiration Circulation Hypothermia
(MARCH)
Multiple-Assault Counter-Terrorism Capabilities (MACTAC)
First Aid, CPR, & AED training and certification

HSTM team members have decades of experience designing and conducting large-scale active-shooter / bomb blast response for numerous federal, state, and local agencies, experience in fi****ms and tactics, nuclear security, military tactics (including Close Quarters Battle / Close Quarters Clearing and open space tactics), medical field training, casualty mitigation, trauma management, tactical medicine, executive protection, and strategic planning. HSTM can also provide Integrity Testing for an organization's existing program. Trainings can be provided in English or Spanish and are available globally.

October is Crime Prevention MonthThemesWeek 1 - Empowering Communities to Take a Bite out of CrimeCoordinated through lo...
10/02/2024

October is Crime Prevention Month

Themes
Week 1 - Empowering Communities to Take a Bite out of Crime

Coordinated through local police and sheriff departments, a new public education effort will reach out to communities across the country to have McGruff make personal visits to schools, community centers, and a range of public events. The coalition will bridge relationships between local businesses, teachers, parents, and law enforcement.

Week 2 - Crime Prevention at Home
Week 3 - No Place for Hate
Week 4 - Intellectual Property Theft

Oct. 28th is National First Responders Day!Many areas in the U.S. have experienced disasters in 2024. Oct. 28th is a da...
10/02/2024

Oct. 28th is National First Responders Day!

Many areas in the U.S. have experienced disasters in 2024. Oct. 28th is a day to recognize the heroic men and women who take immediate action when that disaster strikes.

Nearly 240 million 911 calls are made in the U.S. each year
A fire department responds to a fire every 24 seconds
EMS personnel treat nearly 22 million patients per year

The Great ShakeOutOver 49.5 million participants worldwide have registered for the Great ShakeOut drill. You may only h...
10/02/2024

The Great ShakeOut

Over 49.5 million participants worldwide have registered for the Great ShakeOut drill.

You may only have seconds to protect yourself in an earthquake, before strong shaking knocks you down. Remember to Drop, Cover, and Hold On.

* DROP to the ground
* Take COVER by getting under a sturdy desk or table, and
* HOLD ON until the shaking stops

If you are outdoors, find a clear spot away from buildings, trees, streetlights, and power lines, then Drop, Cover, and Hold On.

In California, the International ShakeOut Day is October 17 at 10:17

Many resources are available on the FEMA or Ready.gov sites. Prepare your home or office for earthquake proofing.
Resources on Earthquakes and Tsunami's can be found on:
earthquake.usgs.gov and tsunami.gov
Remember to Drop / Cover / Hold On
1) Have a family / commuter plan.
2) Prepare
3) Practice to be prepared.
In addition, The American Red Cross has applications for smartphones for:
Hurricanes, First Aid, Tornado, and Emergency.
Load these and other applications on your phone to receive notifications.

Cybersecurity Awareness MonthThe theme for Cybersecurity Awareness Month is "Secure Our World". The Cybersecurity and I...
10/02/2024

Cybersecurity Awareness Month

The theme for Cybersecurity Awareness Month is "Secure Our World". The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Ageny and the National Cybersecurity Alliance encourages everyone to:

* Understand the benefits of using a password manager and dispelling existing myths around password manager security and ease of use
* Turn on multifactor authentication on personal devices and business networks
* Recognize and report phishing - still one of the primary threat actions used by cybercriminals today
* Install updates on a regular basis and turn on automated updates
* Use strong passwords

Fire Prevention Week is October 6th - 12th. The theme for this year is "Smoke alarms: Make them work for you!" This th...
10/02/2024

Fire Prevention Week is October 6th - 12th. The theme for this year is "Smoke alarms: Make them work for you!" This theme was picked in response to NFPA data which showed that the majority of U.S. home fire deaths continue to occur in homes with no smoke alarms or non-working alarms.

Key messages:
* Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each separate sleeping area, and on each level (including the basement)
* Make sure smoke alarms meet the needs o all family members, including those with sensory or physical disabilities
* Test smoke alarms at least once a month
* Replace all smoke alarms when they are 10 years old or don't respond when tested.

Today is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Today we give thanks to the men and women in Law Enforcement for their work ...
01/09/2024

Today is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Today we give thanks to the men and women in Law Enforcement for their work and sacrifice.

Ways to show support

1. Show support on social media and by wearing blue
2. Organize a Neighborhood Watch program
3. Volunteer or donate to your local Crime Stoppers program
4. Thank an officer

Sept. 9th is World First Aid Day which is a global annual event intended to promote awareness about the role of first ai...
09/08/2023

Sept. 9th is World First Aid Day which is a global annual event intended to promote awareness about the role of first aid in saving lives. The core aims of first aid are to preserve life, promote recovery, prevent further deterioration and ensure safe transportation to the nearby healthcare facility. This year the theme is First Aid in the Digital World. It is to promote the utilization of digital tools (mobile apps and online videos/courses) and its resources that aid in the provision of first aid education.

STEPS FOR FIRST AID
* Step 1: Ensuring the area's safeness
* Step 2: Evaluate the injured person's condition
* Step 3: Seeking help
*Step 4: Providing First Aid

FEMA's theme for this year's National Preparedness Month is to provide information and resources to empower older adults...
09/07/2023

FEMA's theme for this year's National Preparedness Month is to provide information and resources to empower older adults to make their own preparations. "Take Control in 1,2,3" encourages everyone, especially older adults, to become more prepared in three simple steps:

1) Assess your needs. Whether you have pets, children, a medical condition or a disability, it is important to what you and your family need to stay safe.

2) Make a plan. Plan what to do, where you would go and what to bring if a disaster strikes. Your emergency supply kit should include items that meet your specific needs.

3) Engage your support network. Get to know your neighbors because they, along with your family and friends, can be a support network before, during and after a disaster by providing emotional and practical support.

FEMA has a new webpage at Ready.gov/older-adults for preparedness messaging, graphics and resources.

National C.P.R. and A.E.D. WeekNational cardiopulmonary resuscitation (C.P.R.) and automated external defibrillator (A...
06/01/2023

National C.P.R. and A.E.D. Week
National cardiopulmonary resuscitation (C.P.R.) and automated external defibrillator (A.E.D.) Week was initiated in 2007, following a partnership between the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association, and the National Safety Council to highlight the importance of learning C.P.R. and A.E.D. to save lives.

Knowing C.P.R. techniques or how to properly use A.E.D. can be the difference between life and death. C.P.R. and A.E.D. are useful in helping people who have suffered ailments such as cardiac arrest, asthma attacks, diabetes, strokes, and allergic reactions. Up to 336,000 cardiac arrests, which 90% of them being fatal.

STOP THE BLEED Day - May 25, 2023Learn the tools on how to stop life threatening bleeding before professional help arriv...
05/15/2023

STOP THE BLEED Day - May 25, 2023

Learn the tools on how to stop life threatening bleeding before professional help arrives. Uncontrolled bleeding is a major cause of preventative deaths. Approximately 40% of trauma-related deaths worldwide are due to bleeding or its consequences, establishing that hemorrhage as the most common cause of preventable death in trauma.

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month.The U.S. Fire Administration reminds everyone of the simple ways to prevent a f...
05/15/2023

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month.

The U.S. Fire Administration reminds everyone of the simple ways to prevent a fire from affecting your home and community:
* Reduce amount of flammable materials and brush that can burn around your home by removing pine needles, dry leaves or highly flammable materials.
* Protect your roof: Trim branches that overhang your home and remove any leaves, needles, and sticks from your roof and gutters.
* Move wood piles and small propane tanks away from your home, 30 feet or more.
* Embers from a burning fire can get under an unprotected porch or through vents. To prevent this, install a wire mesh screen with openings no larger than 1/8th inch.

National EMS Week is the week of May 21st - May 27th, 2023. This week local communities and medical personnel publicize...
05/15/2023

National EMS Week is the week of May 21st - May 27th, 2023.
This week local communities and medical personnel publicize safety and honor the dedication of those who provide the day-to-day lifesaving services of the medicine's "front line."

The theme this year is "Where Emergency Care Begins."

May 21st - Health, Wellness, and Resilience Day - promotes the health, wellness and resilience of EMS providers and patients.

May 22nd - Education - to highlight public education programs and EMS provider education.

May 23rd - Safety Tuesday - a day to promote Safety for the EMS provider, the patient, and the public. Promote the advancement of safety measures for the community and the EMS profession. Highlights for the day includes stress reduction, self-care, and mental health awareness. Additionally, programs can include improved situational awareness, driving and roadway safety, vehicle and device maintenance, proper lifting techniques or violence awareness.

May 24th - EMS for Children Day - highlights the distinctive physiological and psychological aspects of caring for children and to raise awareness about improving specialized care for children in pre-hospital and acute care settings.

May 25th - Save-A-Life (CPR and Stop the Bleed Challenge) "National Stop the Bleed" - to promote Stop the Bleed and public CPR programs. A bystander will almost always be on scene first.

May 26th - EMS Recognition Day

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