Emergency Preparedness and First Aid Course Description
Every employee engaged in field activities should know the basics of emergency planning, first aid, and CPR because these activities are often conducted in remote, inaccessible areas. If an illness or injury occurs in these circumstances, employees have to depend on their own training until medical help arrives. Basic Steps of First Aid and CPR are covered.
Open and Print First – Syllabus and Performance Eval – Emergency Planning and First Aid
Required Materials
Emergency Preparedness and First Aid Presentation
Basic Steps for CPR
Basic Steps for First Aid
Emergency Preparedness & First Aid Text
OSHA 3317 First Aid
Bloodborne Pathogens OSHA Outreach
Supplemental Materials
OSHA 3088 – How to Plan for Workplace Emergencies
OSHA Fact Sheet – Planning and Responding to Workplace Emergencies
Emergency Preparedness and First Aid
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