First Aid: Emergency First Aid

First aid is defined as emergency care provided for injury or sudden illness before emergency medical treatment is available. The law asks everyone to provide first aid, but only within the scope of our knowledge and training. Are your employees equipped to perform CPR, control bleeding, or intervene when a colleague is having a heart attack? In 2004, there were 4.3 million total workplace injuries and illnesses; this includes incidents of sudden cardiac arrest.

This online training covering emergency first aid introduces your employees to the risk factors and response needs for a variety of sudden injuries or illnesses including shock, heart attack, bleeding, poisoning, near drowning, and stoppage of breath. This course aims to minimize the outcome of accidents or exposures. The accompanying leadership guide takes you through the process of establishing a well-rounded workplace first-aid program.

Equip your team with the knowledge to recognize and minimize the severity of workplace injury and illness. “Emergency First Aid” saves time, money, and lives.

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

All Workers

• Introduction
• Shock
• CPR
• Heart Attack
• Bleeding
• Poisoning and Overdosing
• Near Drowning
• Conclusion