Hostile Environment Awareness Training
Master life-saving skills for high-risk zones. This essential training covers trauma care, mine & drone threat response, and fire safety for civilian staff operating in hostile environments.
Core trauma care, bleeding control, airway management, and basic life support with realistic scenario simulations.
Key Topics:
Key Topics:
- Bleeding control & tourniquet application
- Airway & breathing management
- Trauma stabilization & shock recognition
- Realistic simulations with pyrotechnics
- CPR & AED training
2 Days
Medical Module
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≈ 14 hours total
Recognition, avoidance, and safe response to mines, UXO, and IEDs in contaminated territories.
Key Topics:
Key Topics:
- Visual identification of explosive threats
- Safety principles: stop, mark, withdraw, report
- Group navigation in contaminated zones
- Spotting exercises with mock devices
- Proper reporting procedures
Mine & Explosives Awareness
1 Day
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≈ 6 hours
Fire prevention, extinguisher operation, evacuation procedures, and emergency response coordination.
Key Topics:
Key Topics:
- Fire classes & extinguisher operation
- Kitchen & fuel fire response
- Evacuation coordination & communication
- PASS principle hands-on practice
- Combined scenario drills
1 Day
Fire Safety & Response
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≈ 6–7 hours
Recognition and response to UAV threats, proper shelter use, and post-attack procedures.
Key Topics:
Key Topics:
- UAV threat recognition & types
- Immediate action drills
- Shelter effectiveness & body positioning
- Simulated attack scenarios
- Post-attack reporting & coordination
Drone Threat Awareness
1 Day
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≈ 6 hours
Medical Module
Day 1: Core Trauma Care
≈ 8h
≈ 35min
≈ 1h 30min
≈ 1h 25min
≈ 1h 15min
≈ 3h 15min
For staff of diplomatic missions, NGOs, journalists and other civilians operating in hostile or high-risk environments.
- Legal framework in Ukraine
- Psychological aspects of providing aid
Legal & Psychological Aspects
- Algorithms for massive bleeding
- Direct pressure techniques
- Tourniquet application (CAT, SAM, СІЧ)
- Wound packing with hemostatic bandages
- Use of pressure dressings
Bleeding Control
- Airway assessment and management
- Methods of airway opening
- Stable side position
- Breathing assessment
- First aid for pneumothorax
Airway & Breathing
- Recognition of shock
- Aid for head trauma
- Stabilization of fractures
- Hypothermia prevention
- Basic evacuation techniques
Trauma & Shock
- Tourniquet application (self and assisted)
- Wound packing and dressings
- Airway opening practice
- Immobilization techniques
- Evacuation drills
Practical Skills