ATS is veteran-owned and all products are produced and manufactured here in the USA.

Since setting the standard for firefighting training products in 1988, ATS continues to deliver the high-quality training that both volunteer and paid fire departments rely on.

With a comprehensive library of over 200 titles, each grounded in national standards and job performance requirements, our programs offer accurate and engaging resources designed for adult learners.

Our core mission remains: to create training resources that empower rescuers with the knowledge and skills for safe and effective emergency response, that ensures retention of critical information.

ATS EMS Online Interactive Courses and some applicable fire courses are approved for one hour of continuing education for state and NREMT CE requirements.

Our Online Interactive Fire courses have also been reviewed and approved for use in certain states where Fire CE approval is required.

Whether you need a head start, or you’re wrapping up your training hours for this recertification period, call for more information!

Action Training Systems has Organizational Accreditation (OA) from the Commission on Accreditation for Prehospital Continuing Education (CAPCE)

This means our training meets rigorous academic standards and reflects our commitment to developing the highest quality training programs on the market!

ATS courses follow national recognized guidelines and are systematically reviewed at least every three years and are updated when new guidelines are published.

 

Curriculum review and oversight is provided by a highly experienced group of EMS providers, physicians, and educators.

Deems Okamoto, M.D.
Emergency Medicine (Board Certified)
Shoreline, Washington

Joe A. Nelson, DO, MS, FACOEP, FACEP
Florida Bureau of EMS
Tallahassee, Florida

Dr. Lawernce Linder
Tenured Faculty
Lead Instructor EMS Program, EMT-P
Bradenton, Florida

Angela Riggsby, MSO, EMT,
EMS Instructor
City of Buckley Fire Department
Buckley, Washington

Our programs teach to current recognized national standards and are designed to be used as a part of an overall curriculum, led by an instructor. The programs themselves cannot solely provide certification but they can be used for the certification process and for CE credit.

To meet the requirements for certification, an instructor could assign students to:

• Read a chapter from the manual being used for the course
• Watch the corresponding ATS video in class
• Assign the online interactive version of the video for self-study
• Attend an instructor-led discussion on the topic including a review department specific SOGs
• Participate in hands-on training to practice the corresponding skills

Completing a program with all of these elements can help meet the requirements for certification.

Always consult with your regulatory body for your state’s specific criteria.