First Aid: Workplace First Aid

Medical emergencies and injuries can happen as a result of natural disasters, workplace accidents - even eating lunch! Prepare your employees to help their co-workers, friends and families by teaching them basic first aid for the most common injuries and life-threatening medical emergencies. This Video On Demand course packs a lot of information into a short time span, and gives practical advice anyone can follow.

Viewers learn to treat eye injuries, cuts, blisters, burns and chemical burns, as well as strains, sprains and breaks. This training demonstrates how to apply a splint or sling, and explains the signs of shock and how to respond to them. Symptoms of heat-related illness are covered, and the need to respond immediately to heat stroke is emphasized. The video shows each step involved in performing the Heimlich maneuver to aid a choking victim. The use of automated external defibrillators to help rescue someone whose pulse is erratic or has stopped is explained in detail. Using this device helps 60 percent of victims suffering from sudden cardiac arrest survive an incident. An overview of the two types of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) helps people know when to apply chest compressions only or chest compressions and rescue breathing. The importance of taking a complete first aid course, with CPR, is emphasized.

Time is critical when a medical emergency arises. There is no substitute for being prepared to think and act quickly when emergency medical services are needed. Prepare your employees to properly respond to minor accidents and life-threatening emergencies with this online video training.

This course has been updated to include GHS container labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for GHS compliance.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

All employees in any type of workplace

• Introduction
• Eye Injuries
• Cuts and Burns
• Strains and Breaks
• Heat Illnesses
• Choking
• Heart Emergencies
• Review

• Safety Showers And Eye Washes
• Emergency Planning
• Emergency Response: To The Point