The Active Deadly Threat: Overview and Theory course is the first course in the comprehensive Active Deadly Threat Program for the Vancouver Police Department that consists of:
- Active Deadly Threat: Overview and Theory (including Code 1 Response)
- Active Deadly Threat: Immediate Rapid Deployment
- Active Deadly Threat: Casualty Management (Rescue Task Force)
The Active Deadly Threat: Overview and Theory course will provide the foundational knowledge and an overview of the origins and evolution of active deadly threat training. It will provide a high-level overview of the active deadly threat model and a brief introduction into some of the different roles and responsibilities of all members involved in an active deadly threat.
When you have completed this course you will be able to:
- Develop an awareness of historical active deadly threat incidents and their influence on the evolution of active deadly threat tactics and training.
- Describe the types of critical incidents.
- Describe the three types of operational conditions.
- Recognize the three ingredients that contribute to an active deadly threat.
- Develop an awareness of what to expect during an active deadly threat event.
- Identify factors that can lead to a delayed response.
- Identify strategies to reduce response time by applying the essentials of leadership, resource control, and communication in active deadly threat situations.
- Develop an awareness of the active deadly threat deployment model.
- Explain the code 1 protocol.
- Explain the responsibilities of the first members arriving on scene at a mass casualty incident.
- Recognize the purpose of the casualty collection point.
- Describe the role of the police and fire rescuers in the rescue task force component of the active deadly threat model.
- Describe the active deadly threat casualty management rescue task force model.
- Describe the role of the police and emergency health services in the ambulance extraction point component of the active deadly threat model.
Target Audience
Price
$38
Length
1.5
Content Provider
Content for this course was provided by the Vancouver Police Department.
Language
English