Help your workforce recognize and act competently and confidently in an emergency situation in order to sustain life.
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Help your workforce recognize and act competently and confidently in an emergency situation in order to sustain life.
OSHA mandates that a trained first aid responder must be present in high-risk industries with the most dangerous jobs where medical emergencies require immediate emergency response. Ensure compliance and prepare your workforce with this comprehensive 30- to 40-hour advanced first aid course.
Participants will learn how to:
● Give basic life support training commonly taught to health care and rescue professionals
● Control bleeding and manage shock
● Care for injuries and medical emergencies
● Give advanced resuscitation techniques
● Respond to substance abuse emergencies including Naloxone administration
● Identify special situations: behavioral emergencies, pregnancy and childbirth
● Perform remote-location first aid
Who will benefit:
● Employees in high-risk industries
● College students
● Vocational school programs like HOSA
● College health care professional programs including athletic training, nursing and more
● Professions that require Basic Life Support certification
Having someone at your worksite that can deliver first aid quickly and effectively can be, quite literally, a life-saver. The National Safety Council is the expert in workplace first aid and CPR training.
Comparison Grid: See how NSC First Aid compares to other nationally recognized providers.
Questions? Contact us for more information regarding first aid training programs. Call (800) 621-7619 or fill out this form.
Our network of authorized training providers make it easy to take courses near you. Individual training is available for Advanced First Aid, CPR & AED.
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