An emergency can happen on a fishing trip, in the workshop, at home, or in the parking lot. Knowing how to recognize the problem and organize help can make a difference.
C.O.R.E. Preparedness offers a free introductory presentation that brings emergency awareness and instructor demonstrations directly to your business.
Free to host. Free to attend.
Recognizing dangerous bleeding
Learn the warning signs that call for immediate action and professional help.
First aid myths and facts
We address common claims about tampons, belts, and tourniquets—and explain why familiar shortcuts can fail.
Bleeding-control demonstrations
Watch an instructor demonstrate direct pressure, gauze and wound packing, pressure dressings, and a C-A-T tourniquet using training equipment.
Emergency teamwork
Explore how to call for help, assign specific tasks, locate equipment, and confirm that people complete their assignments through closed-loop communication.
Good Samaritan basics
Get a plain-language introduction to the conditions and limits of North Carolina and South Carolina’s Good Samaritan laws.
We tailor the examples to the people you serve.
Outdoor enthusiasts
Boating, fishing, hunting, boat ramps, and situations where access to help may be difficult.
Everyday emergencies
Injuries at home, in the workplace, in the yard, and on the road.
Outdoor retailers, tackle shops, marinas, community organizations, and other local businesses can offer their customers and staff a useful opportunity to learn and ask questions.
C.O.R.E. brings:
The instructor and presentation
Training and demonstration equipment
Printed handouts
Information about further training opportunities
Your business provides:
An agreed safe area for the presentation
A table (if needed) and any agreed setup needs
A staff contact to coordinate the event
Help inviting customers and staff
Sessions typically run 20–30 minutes, plus questions. We confirm the timing, space, and equipment arrangements together before booking.
General liability and professional liability insurance are maintained. A certificate of insurance is available upon request.
1. Tell us about your business.
Let us know your location, audience, and preferred dates.
2. Choose the session and setup.
We agree on the examples, schedule, space, and hosting arrangements.
3. Invite your community.
Once the event is confirmed, we provide a customized event flyer your business can display and share.
This free introduction gives attendees an opportunity to see basic life saving equipment, ask questions, and explore their next step.
Formal certification courses and additional C.O.R.E. training are offered separately.
Attendance at this introductory event does not provide certification or replace supervised skills practice.
Interested in hosting an event at your business?