UTRaCE TRAINING PROGRAM
Unified Tactical Response at Critical Events
Realistic Training Solutions was created by seasoned and experienced members of law enforcement, fire, emergency medical services and emergency trauma care to specifically address the need for unified training and to identify and correct the common deficiencies in past events that prevented the rapid and effective response to save innocent lives.
The Unified Tactical Response at Critical Events (UTRaCE) program specifically
addresses the need for unified training of law enforcement, fire and EMS
personnel to work cohesively during high threat incidents. UTRaCE identifies
incident priorities and addresses how Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS
personnel should work together to safely and effectively achieve the goal of
saving lives. This training is to assure a safe and effective resolution and to
reduce preventable deaths.
UTRaCE is an all hazards approach to high threat incidents and can be adopted
to any event, such as building collapse, major vehicle collisions, train derailments
or acts of nature where rapid, coordinated response from Law Enforcement (LE),
Fire and EMS agencies is required. The core program addresses active shooter
or assailant, penetrating trauma and blast injuries utilizing the Tactical
Emergency Causality Care (TECC) guidelines. Additional disciplines include
critical and extended care, civilian TECC, Explosive Ordinance Detection (EOD),
rapid intervention, and SWAT medical support.
The initial dynamic response to critical events can and will be overwhelming. The knowledge and training provided by the UTRaCE program will better prepare you to face the challenges of high threat events and safely and effectively reduce preventable deaths.
UTRaCE takes law enforcement, fire and EMS personnel through a review of historical mass violence events and the deficiencies of the emergency responses used. It then systematically dissects, analyzes, and trains personnel on each aspect of a successful unified emergency provider response through;
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Threat identification
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Development of a unified command
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Implementation of clear unified incident priorities “THREATS”
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Roles and responsibilities of the contact, rescue, and evacuation teams
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Assessment and tactical trauma care
Didactic classroom training is followed by practical evolutions
where personnel put into action what was just learned under the
supervision of experienced seasoned law enforcement, fire, EMS
and trauma care instructors.