About Tactical Workplace Medical Training
Our Mission
To empower everyday warehouse and industrial workers with the lifesaving skills needed to act confidently and effectively during workplace emergencies.
Seconds matter — our mission is to ensure your employees know what to do when they do.
About Our Company
Tactical Workplace Medical Training, LLC is a Kentucky-based, veteran-owned small business providing scenario-based trauma response instruction for warehouses, logistics operations, manufacturing sites, and industrial facilities.
Our training teaches your workforce how to:
Identify life-threatening injuries
Control massive bleeding
Apply tourniquets correctly
Pack wounds safely and effectively
Use chest seals for penetrating trauma
Stabilize impaled objects
Communicate clearly with 911 and EMS
Respond confidently during high-stress incidents
We bring practical emergency-response training directly to your facility, helping employees take appropriate action during the critical minutes before professional responders arrive.
Lead Instructor & Founder: Eric Evans
Eric Evans is an active-duty U.S. Army Soldier with over 10 years of operational and investigative experience. His background includes:
CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) operations
U.S. Army CID investigative experience
Tactical Combat Casualty Care training
Tactical medical instruction through the Regional Counterdrug Training Academy
Bachelor of Science in Public Safety
Experience operating in high-risk and high-stress environments
Eric blends military discipline, investigative knowledge, and tactical medical expertise to create a training experience that is:
Realistic
Hands-on
Practical
Adapted to warehouse environments
Focused on real emergency response
Participants receive practical instruction informed by military service, investigative experience, tactical medical training, and an understanding of high-stress emergency response.
Tactical Workplace Medical Training is an independent private business. References to military service and government experience describe the instructor’s professional background and do not imply endorsement by the U.S. Army, Department of Defense, or any government agency.
Why It Matters
Large warehouses and industrial facilities can create additional emergency-response challenges, including long distances, heavy equipment, restricted access points, and communication difficulties. Employees may be the first people available to assist an injured coworker while EMS is responding.
TWMT prepares employees to recognize life-threatening injuries, provide appropriate immediate assistance, and support the casualty until professional responders arrive.
Ready to Improve Workplace Safety?
Let’s bring lifesaving trauma response training to your facility.