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What is DRAB? Why would I need to know it? DRAB is your primary survey. This survey is what you do when you first find someone unconscious. What does it stand for? D- Danger- make sure that you, the casualty and any bystanders are safe. R- Response- Gently shake the shoulders and ask loudly "Are you alright" A- Airway- turn the casualty onto their back if necessary and open their airway: With your hand on the forehand and fingertips under the chin, gently tilt the head back, lifting the chin to open the airway. B- look, listen and feel for normal breathing for no more than 10 seconds. If they are not breathing call 999 and send for a defibrillator. In more in-depth courses like First Aid at Work, we included C as well. C- circulation- CPR To learn CPR in more depth join one of our courses today!! Source: Qualsafe First Aid Manual #cpr #cprtraining #emergencyfirstaidyyc #EmergencyFirstAid #bekind #LazarusFirstAid #TeamLazarus #paediatrics #emergencyfirstaid #emergencyfirstaider #firstaidtrainingcourse #firstaidtrained #SavingLives #firstaider #paediatricdentistry #lifesaving #paed #firstaidtraining #bekindalways #LazarusTraining #lazarus

Very often we are combine our Working at Height training with Medical First Aid training. This is a good combination that makes you aware of the risks, helps you understand the specifics of incidents that may occur during work at height. It allows you to practice evacuation and casualty handling scenarios. On the photo we can see a person being evacuated from a deep tank where working at height and confined space entry meet. This is one of the most difficult situations that can happen on board of the ship, and in this case, stopping the massive hemorrhage 🩸was a priority. #smtshipping #mfatraining #wahtraining #SMTshippingtrainingteam #stopthebleed Stay safe!

Level 3 first aid course running in April 2024. Limited spaces. Get in touch for more info: info@submatter.co.uk 07513 683932 www.submatter.co.uk What you will learn The content of the course will cover how to deal with the following: The role of the first aider Head injuries Managing an emergency (various situations) Health and safety (first aid) regulations Communication and casualty care Low blood sugar Asthma Poisoning Bleeding (minor and severe) Resuscitation (adult CPR) Bone, muscle and joint injuries Seizures (adult) Burns and scalds Severe allergic reaction Chest pains (including heart attack) Shock Choking (adult) Spinal injuries Eye injuries Stroke Fainting Unconscious and unresponsive casualty Use of AED BeUrBest #viralreelsfb #firstaidtraining #traininghgv #cpctraining #healthcare #healthandfitness #HealthAndWellness #healthandsafety #hgvdrivers #trainer #post #firstresponders #logistics #warehousestorage #pov #trainingcourses #training

Can’t make our September course? No worries! Join us in October instead! 🎓✨ Arm yourself with the knowledge and confidence needed to tackle an accident should one occur by completing an Emergency First Aid at Work course. Our courses are hands-on, interactive, and definitely not your average classroom experience. We tailor your learning experience to the reality of working in your specific industry, discussing the benefits of a suitable first aid kit and the injuries you’re more likely to encounter. With our diverse range of trainers from various backgrounds, we deliver courses that are relatable and practical for all attendees. What's covered? ✅ The roles and reponsibilities of an emergencgy first aider ✅ Assessing an incident ✅ Managing an unreposonsive casualty ✅ CPR and defibrillation ✅ Recovery position ✅ Choking ✅ Seizures ✅ Shock ✅ Wounds and bleeding ✅ Minor injuries(cuts, grazes, bruises, minor burns and scalds) Course Details: 🚨 Emergency First Aid at Work 🚨 Wednesday 23rd October 2024 🚨 £85 + VAT 🚨 Contact us – training@arleymedicalservices.co.uk or 01676 937199 #MedicalTraining #EmergencyMedicalSkills #SecureYourFuture #InvestInYourFuture #SkillEnhancement #LifeSavingSkills #HandsOnTraining #MakeADifference #StaySafe #FirstAidTraining #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyFirst #HealthAndSafety #TrainingMatters #CPRCertified #SafetyTraining #CustomisedTraining #BePrepared #SafetyAtWork #FirstAidCourse

Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work Course (FAW) is comprehensive first aid training for high-risk workplaces and environments. Any organization with more than 50 employees, construction sites, and factories are considered a high-risk workplace. This 3-day first aid at work course covers the first aid scenarios for higher risk enjoinment , training curriculum covers the following Record-keeping, recording accidents, RIDDOR, first aid kits disposing safely of clinical waste. Safe best practices, minimizing the risk of infection. Awareness of current first aid regulations Airway management causes and treatment of unconscious collapse Cardiopulmonary resuscitation Major burns and scalds Eye injuries, including how to irrigate an eye Sudden poisoning and anaphylactic shock Soft tissue injuries #firstaid #safetyequipment #firstaidskills #learn #emergency

It's American Heart Month! There's no better time than #ValentinesDay to commit to a balanced diet, exercise, manage stress, and consider American Heart Association - CPR & First Aid Training! Our IFT First Responder Team is certified in this OSHA-compliant training that provides critical skills required to respond to and manage an emergency until medical services arrive. Skills covered include first aid, choking relief, and what to do for sudden cardiac arrest. Learn more. https://lnkd.in/dW3W7CtP

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"53rd National Safety Week" Demonstration & Training Topic: First Aid, CPR and Health Awareness On 5th March, we had conducted First Aid, CPR and Health Awarness Programme for the Production & Maintenance, Quality and Shipping Employees during this Safety Week with the help of OHC Team. Purpose of CPR: With a half-million cardiac arrests each year, CPR increases the likelihood of surviving cardiac arrest, when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs. It’s not just for healthcare workers and emergency responders. CPR can double or triple the chance of survival when bystanders take action. The seven steps of CPR are as follows: 1. Check for Danger, 2. Call for help, 3. Check the Victim's Airway, 4. Give Two Rescue Breaths (30:2 ratio), 5. Perform Chest Compressions, 6. Switch Roles with the Compressor (if available), and 7. Continue Compressions until Advanced Medical help arrives. Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages The Coca-Cola Company Rajput Rajitsinh Harikant Mishra Krunal Chaudhary Walter Lancy D'sa Spurthi Kiran Brian S. Muller, MSPH, CIH, CSP, CHMM #hccb #safety #safetytraining #awareness #cprtraining #firstaidtraining #safetyweek #healthcare

🏥Prioritizing Life-Saving Skills Completed my First Aid Training, equipping me with essential skills to respond in emergency situations with Cursa - Cursos Online ✅CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) ✅ AED (Automated External Defibrillator) ✅Bleeding Control ✅Emergency Response ✅Choking Relief ✅Wound Care ✅Shock Management ✅Stroke and Heart Attack Response ✅Basic Life Support (BLS) ✅Anaphylaxis Management Equipped to respond in critical situations💪 Investing in first aid training is investing in safety and well-being. #FirstAidTraining #CPR #AED #EmergencyResponse #LifeSavingSkills #FirstAidCertified #LifeSavingTechniques #EmergencyPreparedness #SafetyFirst

The 7 Steps of DRSABCD First Aid Step 1: Danger. if a person has been harmed during an accident, the first thing you have to do is check for danger. ... Step 2: Response. ... Step 3: Send for help. ... Step 4: Airway. ... Step 5: Breathing. ... Step 6: CPR. ... Step 7: Defibrillator.