HEARTBEAT TRAINING CENTER

Stop The Bleed Training

Learn essential bleeding control skills that can help save a life.

Prepare your team to recognize severe bleeding, take quick action and control bleeding until emergency responders arrive. This course is designed for employees, volunteers and community responders who need practical, hands-on skills for life-threatening bleeding emergencies.

Training Course Details

Best For

Employees, volunteers, schools, churches, facilities teams, childcare providers, public-facing teams and community organizations

Course Focus

Severe bleeding recognition, direct pressure, wound packing, tourniquet use and emergency response

Duration

Typically about 1 to 2 hours, depending on group size and format

Certification

Completion documentation or participation record when applicable

Training Format

Instructor-led group training, onsite training and hands-on practice

Location

Onsite at your workplace, facility or scheduled training location

Learn how to quickly recognize and safely respond when someone is experiencing severe bleeding.

Emergency Bleeding Response Training for Critical Moments

Stop The Bleed Training helps participants understand how to respond when someone is experiencing severe, life-threatening bleeding. The goal is to help people act quickly, safely and confidently while waiting for emergency medical services to arrive.

This course combines three essential areas of bleeding control:

Identify severe bleeding, stay safe and activate emergency response.

Apply direct pressure and pack wounds when appropriate.

Use a tourniquet safely for life-threatening arm or leg bleeding.

Course Topics

Train with confidence. Respond with purpose.

Participants learn practical bleeding control skills that can help them respond before professional help arrives. Core topics may include:

Who this course is for

Designed for Teams, Facilities and Community Responders

Severe bleeding can become life-threatening within minutes. This course is designed for people and teams who want to recognize a bleeding emergency, take fast action and help save a life before professional care arrives.

This course is ideal for:

  • Workplace teams
  • Manufacturing and industrial employees
  • Safety coordinators
  • Security teams
  • School staff and childcare teams
  • Coaches and athletic staff
  • Church and ministry teams
  • Community organization staff and volunteers
  • Healthcare office staff
  • Hospitality and property teams
  • Public-facing employees
  • Event staff
  • People assigned to emergency response roles

💡 This course can also be paired with First Aid, CPR, AED, Fire Extinguisher, Bloodborne Pathogens or MIOSHA-related training for a broader safety training plan. →

Trusted by Organizations Across Michigan

Organizations choose Heartbeat because safety training needs to be clear, reliable and easy to coordinate. Heartbeat has an outstanding track record serving businesses, churches, fire departments and private-sector organizations for their emergency medical training needs.

Our team provides hands-on instruction, practical guidance and dependable support that helps organizations keep employees, clients, students, congregations and communities safer.

Hands-On,
Instructor-Led Learning

Bleeding control training should be simple, direct and easy to remember under pressure. Heartbeat focuses on helping participants recognize when bleeding is serious and practice the steps that can help control it.

  • Instructor-led teaching
  • Bleeding emergency discussion
  • Direct pressure demonstration
  • Wound packing practice
  • Tourniquet demonstration
  • Tourniquet practice
  • Bleeding control kit review
  • Emergency communication steps
  • Site-specific response discussion when applicable

The goal is to help participants feel more prepared to take immediate action during a severe bleeding emergency.

Employer and Group Training Support for Bleeding Control & Response

Heartbeat helps organizations coordinate Stop The Bleed Training for departments, teams and full groups. Organizations often schedule this course for:

Emergency readiness training

New employee or volunteer safety training

Annual safety refreshers

School or childcare safety requirements

Church and community organization training

Public-facing team preparedness

Bleeding control kit readiness

Train Your Team Together

Group training also helps employers keep records organized and reduce the scheduling burden for individual employees.

Certification Details

This training can support emergency readiness, workplace safety planning, school safety preparation and community response training when the selected format matches the organization’s needs.

AHA Course Completion Card

Upon successful completion, eligible participants who complete Stop The Bleed Training may receive completion documentation or a participation record, depending on the training format and organization needs.

Important note:

If your organization is trying to meet a specific workplace, school, licensing or internal safety requirement, contact Heartbeat before scheduling so we can help confirm the right training format, hands-on needs and documentation requirements.

OUR SCHEDULING PROCESS

How Training Works

STEP 1

Choose your course

Select the Stop The Bleed Training course if your team needs practical bleeding control training for severe bleeding emergencies.

Submit your preferred date and time online or call to coordinate directly.

STEP 2

Request a date and time

STEP 3

Share class details

Provide your location, headcount, onsite contact and any room setup needs.

Our team will confirm the course format, timing, requirements and next steps.

STEP 4

Confirm the training plan

STEP 5

Complete training

Participants attend the course, complete the required skills and receive documentation when applicable.

Ready To Start?

Tell us about your team size, preferred date, training location and the age groups your team works with. We will help confirm the right course and next steps.

Related Courses & Safety Training Options

Organizations often pair Stop The Bleed Training with other safety and emergency response courses. Recommended related training includes:

Heartsaver First Aid / CPR / AED Course

Pediatric Basic Life Support CPR Course

BLS Provider Course (Healthcare Provider CPR)

Bloodborne Pathogens

Fire Extinguisher Training

MIOSHA Required Training

AED
Maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

This course is recommended for employees, volunteers, school staff, church teams, coaches, facilities teams, public-facing employees and community responders who may need to help during a severe bleeding emergency.

Stop The Bleed Training is typically about 1 to 2 hours. Timing may vary based on group size, discussion, hands-on practice and site-specific procedures.

Yes, hands-on practice is typically part of the course format. Participants may practice direct pressure, wound packing and tourniquet use.

No. Stop The Bleed Training is designed for non-medical responders as well as workplace, school, church, community and public-facing teams.

Yes. Onsite group training is available for workplaces, schools, churches, clinics, childcare teams, industrial teams, facilities teams and community organizations.

Yes. Many organizations combine Stop The Bleed Training with First Aid, CPR, AED, Fire Extinguisher, Bloodborne Pathogens or MIOSHA-related training.

Participants may receive completion documentation or a participation record depending on the training format and organization needs.

Bleeding control kits can support emergency readiness when staff or volunteers are trained to use them. Heartbeat can discuss kit awareness and training needs during scheduling.

Still have questions?

Heartbeat is here to answer your questions. Tell us about your team size, location, participant roles and scheduling goals, and we’ll help you choose the right course and next steps.

Ready to schedule this course?

Help your team respond quickly during severe bleeding emergencies. Heartbeat can help your organization schedule Stop The Bleed Training for employees, volunteers, departments or full teams.

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