Welcome to the “Occupational First Aid Strategies for Emergencies in Workplace” course, designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively respond to medical emergencies in the workplace. This comprehensive course is tailored for employees, managers, and safety officers who are committed to ensuring a safe and healthy work environment.

Course Overview: This comprehensive course is designed to equip employees with critical emergency response skills, ensuring a safer workplace. Through a series of engaging lectures and practical demonstrations, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to handle a wide range of workplace emergencies effectively.

Course Content: The course is divided into four sections, encompassing 14 lectures with a total duration of 2 hours and 17 minutes. Each section focuses on specific aspects of first aid and emergency response, providing a thorough understanding of essential life-saving techniques.

Course Features:

• Interactive Modules: Engaging video lectures, quizzes, and practical exercises.

• Expert Instruction: Learn from Dr. Syed Hashir Sarfaraz and the experienced team at Exoexcellence Consultants.

• Flexible Learning: Access course materials anytime, anywhere, and learn at your own pace.

• Reinforced learning: Every lecture and section of the course is followed by questions to help you revisit all the important concepts.

• Certification: Receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course, demonstrating your competency in occupational first aid.

Section 1: Introduction to Common Emergencies

• Common Emergencies Requiring First Aid & Life Support: Learn about the most common workplace emergencies and the importance of immediate first aid.

• DRSABCD: Understand the DRSABCD action plan for assessing and responding to emergencies.

Section 2: Life-Saving Techniques

• Choking (18:45): Master the techniques to assist someone who is choking.

• Airway Breathing & Circulation (09:35): Gain proficiency in maintaining airway, breathing, and circulation.

• Circulation (06:16): Learn how to manage circulation issues during an emergency.

Section 3: First Aid Management

• First Aid Management for Unconsciousness in the Workplace (27:58): Understand how to manage unconsciousness and ensure the safety of the affected individual.

• Managing Heatstroke (18:57): Learn the signs of heatstroke and how to provide effective first aid.

• Managing Chemical Exposure (07:51): Discover the steps to take when dealing with chemical exposure incidents.

• Managing Eye Injuries (05:13): Learn how to provide first aid for various eye injuries.

Section 4: Bleeding Control

• Managing Fractures (06:55): Understand the proper techniques for managing fractures.

• Managing Spine Immobilization (09:17): Learn how to immobilize the spine to prevent further injury.

• Managing Helmet Removal in Trauma Patient (03:17): Understand the correct procedure for removing a helmet from a trauma patient.

• Bleeding Control Techniques (03:40): Master the techniques to control bleeding and prevent further injury.

Who Should Attend: This course is ideal for employees, managers, safety officers, HR professionals, healthcare workers, construction workers, school staff, event coordinators, volunteers, and anyone interested in being prepared to handle emergencies in the workplace.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone working in an environment where first aid knowledge could be beneficial, from office workers to factory employees.
• Those responsible for workplace safety and emergency preparedness.
• Medical professionals who may need to provide first aid in non-clinical settings.
• Individuals working in high-risk environments where injuries are more likely to occur.
• Professionals managing large gatherings where emergency situations might arise.
• Those involved in community service and outreach programs.
• Individuals who want to be prepared to handle emergencies in any setting, including at home or in public places.
• HR personnel who oversee employee training and wellness programs.