Good Afternoon Pentwater Friends and Families, on Friday July 19th, Pentwater Public Schools will be hosting an Active Shooter Hostile Event Response (ASHER) training event and is seeking volunteers to help with role playing and help with this event. The training will go from 12:00- 4:00. Below is some more information on the training:
Rescue Task Force (RTF) is a modern response to a "Active Shooter Hostile Event Response" . A Rescue Task Force team would form once the threat has been located and isolated from a particular area of the building being victimized. A Rescue Task Force team's mission is to minimize casualties and serious injuries by rescuing victims involved as soon as practically possible.
RTF Role Players
-Victim of school violent crime
-Simulate an injured person by verbally telling rescue personnel what their symptoms are.
-Simulate a panicked student within a school setting.
-Simulate a school staff member responsible for students.
-Simulate a deceased person
-Comfortable with "simulated treatment" by EMS/Fire personnel.
-Comfortable lying on hard floors, being carried/moved by EMS/Fire personnel in unconventional ways.
-Comfortable being immersed into a simulated stressful environment.
Thank you in advance for you willingness to help in the very important training exercise!
Scott Karaptian, Ph.D.
Superintendent/Principal
Pentwater Public Schools
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