First Aid and CPR Training.

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Introduction
A training program is an organized description of activities and resources used to provide guidance and techniques to a group of people sharing a common interest.
First Aid and Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training is essential for employees general safety whenever they are faced with life threatening events.
The skills forms the basis of lifesaving techniques that required during emergences.

First Aid and CPR Training outline.

Topic to consider: How to handle accidents resulting from burns and cuts.
Aim of the training: To provide skills that will help to reduce accidents and risks resulting from burns and cuts in workplaces.
Training objectives.
Provide skills on how to handle individual with accidental burns and cuts.
Train employees on how to reduce accidents at workplace.
Train employees to assess and accident predisposing factors.

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Expected learning outcomes
By the end of the training session trainees must be able to:
Identify and apply OSHA standards.
Apply skills acquired to minimize accidents.
Utilize skills learned to assess and report accident related incidences.
Use the skills acquired to help individual with accidental cuts and burns.

Assessment, evaluation, and reflection
Using quizzes,
use of test questions,
Testing practical and field application of learned skills.
assessing the trainees based on their responses and reactions.
Use of fire drills to assess effectiveness of learning process.

Stepwise training process.
Preventing burns and cuts related accidents.
Roles of workers.
Avoid handling naked electrical cables or wires barely.
Use appropriate skills to keep of fire.
Roles of employer.
Establish accident and hazard preventive measures.
Provide frequent first aid and accident management trainings.

Cont.…
First aid CPR responses on;
Accidental cut injuries.

For minor injuries, clean and disinfect the cut area with antiseptics
for severe injuries, ensure bleeding is stopped applying pressure.
immediately contact emergency for further treatment

Cont.…..
First aid CPR responses on;
b. Accidental burns.
determine the severity of burns.
if not severe use cold water to cool the burnt
cover the region with clean dry material
for serious burns burns, elevate the part as you call for emergency for further treatment.

5. Challenges, Complaints, and issues.

Upon identifying accidental cuts or burns report immediately to your supervisor,
Supervisor will convey the issues to the safety and risk prevention department.
Upon communication management will handle the underlying safety threats.

6.Effective communication.
a. Employer to Worker.
Information must be effectively, timely and clearly communicated to all employees.
worker to the employer.
Identified risk and safety threats must be conveyed to the relevant authority immediately.
c. Trainer to the employees.
A trainer must teach employees how to identify risk and safety threats over accidental cuts and burns..

Policies, OSHA regulations and rules will be made available in employee’s manual handbook.

The applicable OSHA regulations to the training encompass;

i. Protection of the employees.

Ii. Reduce and minimize employees exposure to the harmful working environment.

Iii. Advocates for hazard-based training for the employees.

Iv. Advocates for guaranteed medical assistance and support of employees.

Policies, Rules and OSHA regulations

References

DerSarkissian, C. (2020, December 7). First Aid Tips: How to Treat Burns, Cuts, and Bites. Retrieved from https://www.webmd.com/first-aid/first-aid-tips
GALARZA, D. (2020, May 8). Kitchen Safety 101: How to Prevent Cuts, Burns, and Other Injuries | Serious Eats. Retrieved from https://www.seriouseats.com/2020/05/kitchen-safety-basics-kids-avoid-burns-cuts.html
Healthline. (2017). First Aid with Burns: Proper Response and Treatment. Retrieved from https://www.healthline.com/health/first-aid-with-burns