How do we improve your training?

Trauma Amputee Simulation significantly contributes to improved performance in the treatment of catastrophic injuries in the field and has influenced the unexpected survival of casualties

We provide high-fidelity live simulated training, enabling military and medical personnel to treat and package a casualty through ITS roles 1-3, ultimately providing accurate assessment of likely performance in the field.

The capacity of a person to adapt to a traumatic situation depends on personal disposition and training. We provide powerful realism to a diverse range of trauma scenarios, allowing essential techniques to become innate and instinctive when transferred to the field.

Most of our personnel have lost limbs as a direct result of trauma during action, and – unlike actors or dummies – are able to offer experienced insight, as well as physical realism.

We believe that better practice makes better performance, and it’s this performance that will lead to more effective treatment from point of wounding to receiving critical care in the UK and other areas.

We are committed to integrity and realism. Our personnel remain in character throughout, and on-casualty interventions ensure an exposure to trauma that is as good as the real thing.

We ensure relevant simulations. We research and recreate the latest field injury trends, and listen to client feedback to develop new techniques to enable more tasks to be undertaken on the casualty, such as cannulation, packing out wounds and circothyrotomy.

We offer a multi-level bespoke service, from candid exposure to trauma and Buddy Care treatment at point of wounding, to multi-casualty simulations involving the entire Integrated Trauma System.

Each trauma amputee undertakes an accreditation process, covering theatrical techniques, medical treatment processes and physiological issues.

Our SFX team don’t just replicate catastrophic injury amputations – we simulate any injury on both amputee and able body people, including head and facial wounds, eviscerated abdomens, surgical emphysema and groin wounds.