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AVIRT — Active Violence Immediate Response Training — is the current HSI-standard program (replacing AVERT as of August 2025) tailored to the specific risks, layouts, and regulatory requirements of your industry.
From construction job sites to healthcare facilities, schools to oil fields, our military-trained instructors deliver hands-on, scenario-based active violence training at your location — across Texas and surrounding states.
AVIRT (Active Violence Immediate Response Training) replaced the former AVERT program as the official HSI standard in August 2025. Unlike passive awareness videos or generic run-hide-fight presentations, AVIRT is hands-on and scenario-based — preparing employees to take immediate, coordinated action in the critical minutes before law enforcement arrives.
Every industry faces different active violence risks. A retail store has different vulnerabilities than a hospital or an oil field. AVIRT's industry-specific approach means your team trains in scenarios that reflect your actual environment, workforce, access points, and regulatory requirements.
Full explanation: What is AVIRT and how does it work? → AVIRT vs. traditional active shooter training →
AVIRT includes Stop the Bleed and basic life support skills. Combine with AHA-certified CPR training for full first-response coverage.
Specialized drills for factory floors, assembly lines, and warehouses. Manufacturing AVIRT program →
Active violence response for hospitals, clinics, and medical campuses. View biotech program →
Each program is built around your industry's specific environments, workforce structure, regulatory requirements, and active violence risks — not a generic template.
A factory floor is not a school — and a hospital is not a construction site. Our scenarios reflect your actual environment: machinery, layouts, staffing patterns, access points, and industry-specific hazards.
Shift workers, public-facing staff, contractors, students — each industry has unique personnel structures that directly affect how an active violence response must be organized and executed.
Your Instructors
Founder & Safety Professional
Founder of Safety Is A Mindset. Brandon has delivered professional safety training across industries with a focus on practical, immediately applicable skills.
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Safety Professional in Training
Travis's Navy Corpsman and firefighter experience gives him the real-world emergency response background that makes industry-specific AVIRT training genuinely effective.
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Open perimeters, heavy equipment, multiple trades on one site. Scenario-based drills built around your job site layout.
Construction AVIRT program →
Hospitals, clinics, and biotech labs have unique active violence risks — patients, visitors, and specialized environments.
Healthcare AVIRT program →
Factory floors, assembly lines, and industrial plants with noise, machinery, and shift-based workforces require specialized protocols.
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AVIRT training customized for your industry. Hands-on, on-site, and immediately applicable — delivered by HSI-authorized, military-trained instructors.
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