Stop the Bleed Program
Stop the Bleed Program at UC Riverside
The Stop the Bleed Program at the University of California, Riverside, is part of a California legislative initiative requiring trauma kits in newly constructed buildings and existing structures undergoing major renovations. This mandate applies to assembly buildings with a capacity of 300 or more, and business or educational facilities with a capacity of 200 or more, where the total value of alterations within a calendar year is $100,000 or more. Overseen by Occupational Health, the program provides a comprehensive framework to guide campus community members in implementing and participating in the initiative. It includes standardized guidelines for application, training, and kit placement, ensuring compliance with California Health and Safety Code regulations and adherence to manufacturer standards for proper use and maintenance.
For any questions, please contact the EH&S Occupational Health Coordinator at ehsocchealth@ucr.edu
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Stop the Bleed Locations
Building Location Amount of Stop the Bleed Kits Alumni Center West Side of Main Lobby 6
Arts Buliding Performing Arts Administration (121) 2
Arts Culver Center Main Lobby-West Side 2
Athletics Dance Room 0050N (Sports Med Clinic) 1
Athletics Dance Sports Complex, 3rd Baseline 1
Athletics Dance Portable Unit (Sports Med Clinic) 2
Athletics Dance Inside Track Shed 1
Athletics Dance In the weight room 1
Athletics Dance Room CR 1100 B (upstairs hallway) 1
Batchelor Hall 2nd floor near restroom 2151 6
Bourns Hall Building A 1st Floor, near the main entrance next to the card reader across from room A171 2
Bourns Hall Building B By elevator 1, inside the B1-C1 Corridor 2
Central Utility Plant Front office of Climate Control 2
Corp Yard Room 0100 2
Custodial Grounds Inside break room 4
EH&S Portable AED Units 2
EH&S EH&S Box Truck 1
EH&S EH&S Lobby 1
Highlander EMS Portable Unit 1
Highlander Union Building (HUB) 1st Floor main lobby 6
Hinderaker Hall Corridor Outside room 4128 6
Highlander Union Building (HUB) 1st Floor, adjacent room wall of 0154 2
MRB-CANN Number 818 In Atrium lobby on the south wall 2
North District 2 Building C Located from floors 1-7; C2L1 13
North District 2 Building D Located from floors 1-7; D2L1 13
Orbach Library East Side of the lobby 6
Police Vehicle UCPD CSR 5-1217 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-1052 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-1057 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-1146 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-1253 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-1213 2
Police Vehicle UCPD 5-016 2
Rivera Library On the ground floor, center corridor 6
School of Business 1st Floor Lobby across from BizCafe 2
School of Medicine Education Building I On the ground floor, center corridor 6
School of Medicine Education Building II 1st Floor Stairwell across from lockers 1
Skye Hall 1st Floor by room 388 2
Student Recreation Center North A & I Recreation Space 1
Student Recreation Center North North District Recreation Fields 1
Student Recreation Center North Throughout recreation center north next to all AED units 5
Student Recreation Center South Throughout recreation center South next to all AED units 5
Student Services Building 1st Floor, in the Paseo/Atrium 2
Student Success Center 1st floor, in the Paseo/Atrium adjacent to Room 0110-Print/Laptop Kiosk 6
Sweeney Granite Mountain Portable unit 2
Telephone Building Adjacent to Room 123 2
University Theater Theater lobby adjacent to main entrance doors by the box office 6
USDA Germplasm In the main entryway 2
USDA Salinity Lab In the main entryway 2
Winston Chung Hall 1st Floor across from elevator 2 2
What Is a Stop the Bleed Kit?
The University of California Riverside Stop the Bleed Program is a public safety initiative led by Occupational Health. The UCR Stop the Bleed Campaign presents a comprehensive framework to provide guidance and support to participating entities within the campus community. The standardized guidelines for processes include application, training, placement, and other essential aspects of the campaign. The program ensures compliance with guidelines established by the State of California Health and Safety Code, as well as manufacturer requirements for the use and maintenance of Stop the Bleed Kits.
Stop the Bleed Training
Departments interested in acquiring trauma kits must also provide training. A detailed cost breakdown is available. The EH&S department has partnered with CPR1, the current vendor for the AED program, to offer training courses for fees to be paid by interested departments.
Partnerships: The EH&S department has established partnerships with CPR1 and Highlander EMS.
CPR1: CPR1 offers different price points depending on the expected group size. It is important to ensure that all registered participants attend the training session, as charges will apply based on the group class, regardless of attendance. This training requires a time commitment, and the department will be responsible for the associated costs. For group classes with more than 15 participants, one Stop the Bleed Kit will be provided.
UCR Highlander Emergency Medical Services (EMS): is a student-run organization at the University of California, Riverside. The students involved hold Emergency Medical Technician Certification through the California Emergency Medical Services Authority. Highlander EMS is dedicated to providing emergency education and care to promote a safer and healthier campus environment. They offer free hands-on training for Stop the Bleed, with a minimum requirement of 10 participants per course. As time slots are limited, please ensure that all registered participants attend, as there will be no charge to the department.
To schedule a training session for CPR1 or Highlander EMS, please contact the Occupational Health Coordinator at ehsocchealth@ucr.edu
Program Management
EH&S Occupational Health manages and oversees the Stop the Bleed kits on campus. If you have questions, would like to inquire about adding Stop the Bleed kits to your building, or need any clarification on the current process, please contact:
Julian Corral, Occupational Health Coordinator
julian.corral@ucr.edu | (951) 827-9909
If a bleeding control kit is used in an emergency, it should be replaced with a new kit. Notify the EH&S Stop the Bleed Program Coordinator as soon as possible by emailing ehsocchealth@ucr.edu, calling 951-827-5528, or in person within 24 hours of the incident. Please report the incident to EH&S via the online system: EH&S Report
Stop the Bleed Appendix:
- Appendix A: Save a Life Guidance
- Appendix B: Planning, Design & Construction (PD&C)
- Appendix C: Facilities Services Stop the Bleed Kit Placement Guidelines
- Appendix D: Cost Breakdown for Stop the Bleed Control Kit
- Appendix E: Cost Breakdown for Stop the Bleed Control Kit Cases
- Appendix F: Stop the Bleed Kits Campus Assessment Form
- Appendix G: Stop the Bleed Monthly Check Log Form
- Appendix H: Stop the Bleed Post-Use Form