First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED

First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED Course Overview & Training Details

Participants in the First Aid, CPR, O2 and AED course learn how to operate an automated external defibrillator (AED) safely, quickly, and effectively in addition to providing first aid and CPR. Oxygen therapy is a treatment that provides you with supplemental, or extra, oxygen. During the course you will gain the skills and knowledge required to provide an advanced first aid response, including management of the incident, casualties, by-standers and other first aiders, until the arrival of medical or other assistance.

Course Code: 597
Category: OSHA & Industrial Safety

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Course overview

The First Aid/CPR/O2/AED program's courses are designed to assist participants in identifying and responding effectively to cardiac, breathing, and first aid crises. They also teach participants how to provide urgent treatment to a person who has become suddenly wounded or unwell until more qualified medical staff can arrive and take over.

During the course you will gain the skills and knowledge required to provide an advanced first aid response, including management of the incident, casualties, by-standers and other first aiders, until the arrival of medical or other assistance. Participants will learn how to properly and safely handle and assemble the equipment and how to correctly deliver supplemental oxygen through the appropriate delivery device. 

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What will I learn?

  • 1. C.P.R. chest compression & mouth to mouth breathing for adult, child and infant.
  • 2. A.E.D. “Heart Start” Machine for restarting the heart after cardiac arrest.
  • 3. Administer 100% oxygen; Oxygen Administration
  • 4. Use of different type of mask - bag-valve mask; oropharyngeal airway adjunct
  • 5. Use of oxygen system for resuscitation – oxygen cylinder
  • 6. Selection of oxygen masks – nasal cannula, demand valve, non-rebreather and pocket mas with oxygen inlet
  • 7. Suffocation Choking : Back Blows, Abdominal Thrusts (Heimlich’s Manouvre), Chest Compressions, Drowning : Rescue and First Aid Smoke and Fire : Rescue and First Aid
  • 8. Head Injury and Stroke: Conscious Patient, Unconscious Patient, Recovery Position.
  • 9. Shocks: Electric Shock, Hysterical (Emotional) Shock, Cardio-Respiratory Failure
  • 10. Wounds: Types Of Wounds, Cleaning And Dressing, Bandages And Slings
  • 11. Control Bleeding: Direct Pressure, Indirect Pressure Points, Amputations
  • 12. Fractures: Identification And Fixing Of All Fractured Bones
  • 13. Muscle And Joint Injuries: Muscle Strain And Rupture, Muscle Cramps, Joint Sprains And Dislocations
  • 14. Burns: Degree, Location, Area, Minor And Major Burns And Their First Aid, Chemical And Acid Burns
  • 15. Heart Attack: Signs, Symptoms, And First Aid
  • 16. Allergic Reactions And Shock: (Anaphylaxis) Causes, Identification And First Aid
  • 17. Poisons: Types And First Aid, Dog Bite (Rabies) Snake Bite, Scorpion, Bee Stings
  • 18. Heat Stroke And Hypothermia (Frost Bite): Signs And Emergency First Aid
  • 19. Diabetes And Hypoglycaemia (Low Sugar): Signs And Emergency First Aid Alcoholism
  • 20. Recognizing the signs and symptoms of shock and providing first aid for shock due to illness or injury;
  • 21. Assessing and treating a victim who has an unexplained change in level of consciousness or sudden illness;
  • 22. Ingested poisons: alkali, acid, and systemic poisons.
  • 23. Inhaled poisons: carbon monoxide; hydrogen sulfide; smoke; and other chemical fumes, vapors, and gases.
  • 24. Knowledge of the chemicals at the worksite and of first aid and treatment for inhalation or ingestion;
  • 25. Recognizing asphyxiation and the danger of entering a confined space without appropriate respiratory protection.
  • 26. Responding to Medical Emergencies: Chest pain; Stroke; Breathing problems; Anaphylactic reaction; Hypoglycemia in diabetics taking insulin; Seizures; Pregnancy complications; Abdominal injury;
  • 27. Wounds: Assessment and first aid for wounds including abrasions, cuts, lacerations, punctures, avulsions;
  • 28. Burns: Assessing the severity of a burn;
  • 29. Musculoskeletal Injuries: Fractures; Sprains, strains, contusions and cramps; Head, neck, back and spinal injuries.
Requirements
  • To enroll in this course individuals must be employed in the Offshore Oil & Gas, Industrial or Offshore & Onshore Wind Energy Sectors.
FAQs
  • 1. What is the First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED course?
    This course teaches essential emergency response skills, including first aid, CPR, oxygen administration and the safe use of an AED during medical emergencies.

  • 2. What does the First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED course cover?
    The training covers basic first aid, CPR techniques, AED operation, oxygen administration and appropriate response to common medical emergencies.

  • 3. Who should take First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED training?
    The course is suitable for workers, safety personnel, offshore and marine employees, emergency response teams and anyone who may need to provide immediate assistance during an emergency.

  • 4. Is CPR training included in this course?
    Yes. CPR is an important part of the training, with participants learning how to respond when a person is unresponsive or not breathing normally.

  • 5. Will I learn how to use an AED?
    Yes. The course introduces participants to AED operation and the correct steps for using an automated external defibrillator during a cardiac emergency.

  • 6. What is oxygen administration training?
    Oxygen administration training teaches participants how emergency oxygen equipment is used and how to provide oxygen appropriately as part of an emergency response.

  • 7. Is the First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED course practical or theory-based?
    The training is designed around practical emergency-response skills as well as the essential knowledge needed to assess a situation and respond safely.

  • 8. Do I need previous first aid or CPR experience to join?
    Previous first aid or CPR experience is generally not required for basic emergency-response training; the course is designed to develop the required skills from the fundamentals.

  • 9. Is First Aid, CPR, O2 & AED training useful for offshore and marine jobs?
    Yes. First aid and emergency-response skills are particularly useful in offshore, marine and industrial workplaces where immediate medical assistance may be required before further help is available.

  • 10. What certificate will I receive after completing the course?
    Participants who successfully complete the course receive the applicable training certificate from Elite Offshore Pvt Ltd, subject to the course assessment and completion requirements.

Curriculum for this course
8 Lessons 08:00:00 Hours
1. Introduction to First Aid
1 Lessons 00:00:00 Hours
  • Introduction to First Aid
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  • Assessing the Scene and Ensuring Safety
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  • CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)
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  • Bleeding Control and Wound Care
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  • Choking and Airway Obstruction
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  • :Medical Emergencies: Heart Attack and Stroke
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  • First Aid Kit Essentials and Usage
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  • Practical Use of AED Equipment
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  • Duration: 08:00:00 Hours
  • Offline, E-learning
  • Conducted in accordance with OSHA - 29 CFR 1910.151(b) guidelines
  • Certificate Validity: 5 Years