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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING OVERVIEW
Program titles will vary based on your site-specific risks and priorities. Email or call for recommendations and guidance.
CPR/AED
First Aid
Company Procedures & Policies
Blood-borne Pathogens In-Service
Building Evacuation / Floor Warden Operations
Fire Extinguisher Training
Incident Command System For The ERT
Search & Rescue Primer
Scene Management
Triage - Multi-Casualty Response
Disaster Preparedness
ERT Communications
ERT Equipment & Supplies
Cost: 1-12 students $3475.00, 13-20 students $5210.00, plus $24.00 per student for binder, booklets and materials.
Program is all inclusive with Life Safety Associates providing all training props, visual aids, materials, expert instruction, student wallet cards, and full-colored framed wall certificates.
CPR/AED/First Aid
- The CPR section provides the following training:
- One Rescuer CPR/AED
- Emergency Medical System
- Legal Considerations
- Risk Factors for a Heart Attack
- Signals of a Heart Attack
- CPR Video
- Actions for Survival
- Hands-on Practice with the Newest Mannequins and AED's
- Automatic External Defibrillation
- Instructor demonstration of Automatic External Defibrillator with scenario of single shock.
- Practice and review eight critical scenario's with students
- The First Aid section provides the following training:
- Primary Survey
- Secondary Survey
- Care for the Unconscious
- Bleeding Control
- Shock Control
- Wounds & Fractures
- Burns: Thermal, Chemical & Electrical
- Seizures
- Infection Issues
- Stroke
- Poisoning
- Diabetic Emergencies
- Heat & Cold Emergencies
- Injury Assessment
Your Companies Emergency Procedures & Policies
- Incident Response
- Notification System
- Medical Calls
- Trauma Calls
- Building Evacuation
- 9-1-1 (EMS)
- Incident Paperwork
- Wrap Up
Bloodborne Pathogens In-Service
- OSHA annual requirement 1910.1030(g)(2)(i) through (ix)
- Explanation of your Exposure Control Plan
- Basic review of common symptoms of bloodborne diseases
- Review of the modes of transmission of bloodborne pathogens
- Explanation of the appropriate methods for recognizing tasks and other activities that may involve exposure to blood and other potentially infectious materials
- Review and practice of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
- Information on vaccinations
- Pre, during and post exposure
- Review of common signs, labels and coding
- Video presentation with follow-up questions and answers
- Information booklet for each student
Building Evacuation / Floor Warden Operations
Instruct ERT members in the proper techniques for ensuring a timely, thorough and safe building evacuation.
- Exit Points, evacuation flow, bottlenecks
- Instruction on how to use surrounding resources
- Assembly areas and employee accountability
- How to deal with physically limited (buddy system), injured and hostile employees
- Handouts, videos, overheads, building walk-through and evacuation exercises
Fire Extinguisher Training
- Classes of fires/li>
- Types of fire extinguishers
- Labels
- When to attack a fire and when to run
- Hands-on with a 'live' fire. Putting out a fire./li>
Incident Command System For The ERT
- This program covers a broad scope of emergencies.
- It defines who is in charge
- Defines functional responsibilities and determines an organizational matrix.
- This program also covers how the Emergency Response Team should respond and function during an emergency.
- The course work shows how the (ERT) team blends with the local Fire Department and other outside agencies
Search & Rescue Primer
- Search Patterns, Common Markings
- What To Do When You Find an Ill Or Injured Victim
- When and when not to move a patient
- Neck & Back Protection
- Body Mechanics
- Utilizing Backboards
- Utilizing Chairs
- Transferring the patient from the ground to a chair, backboard, etc.
- Two-Man carry
Scene Management
- Individual response techniques
- Safety First
- Patient Care
- Two Person response techniques
- Team response techniques
- Communications
- Crowd Control – Scene Control
- Team Management and Leadership
Triage - Multi-Casualty Response
- Triage will review concepts of multiple victims during an emergency event. Steps on dealing with the chaos of multiple victims and how to turn chaos into a manageable event.
- S.T.A.R.T (Simple Triage and Rapid Transport) system will be utilized following Local County Triage Protocols
Disaster Preparedness
- Discussion regarding local natural disasters - risks and actions
- Before, During & After the event
- What you should do and what you should have your employees do
ERT Communications
- The pitfalls of communications
- How to work with your team members
- How to effectively communicate with 9-1-1
Equipment & Supplies
- The top five items you'll need in an emergency
- Keeping your equipment safe & with you
- Knowing your equipment
- Multiple uses for your response equipment
- Why your equipment & supplies should be the same for all ERT members
- Restocking
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