FD-CPR Firefighter Down Course- FREE TRAINING
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Date/Time:
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Mon 1/1/2029 from 1:00 AM to 1:00 AM
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Location:
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University Hospital
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Class Price:
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$0.00
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We bring this FREE training to you! Please email vanwaged@uhnj.org to schedule a class with our Training Center faculty at your station.
The #1 cause of death for Firefighters on duty are cardiorespiratory emergencies. Firematic operations place a tremendous strain on even the fittest personnel. ANYONE can be overcome by the exertion and/ or suffer a cardiac event.
It's not a case of "If...", but "When..."
When a medical emergency happens, and the Firefighter is in full PPE with SCBA and gear, can you QUICKLY AND EFFICIENTLY:
- Rapidly identify the Firefighter in distress/ respiratory arrest/ cardiac arrest WHILE MASKED AND IN FULL GEAR?
- Position the Firefighter to begin chest compressions in less than 10 seconds?
- Quickly apply the AED in a safe and appropriate manner for early defibrillation in less than 60 seconds?
- Efficiently doff the breathing apparatus, turnout gear, and other equipment to expose and treat heat stroke, injuries, etc.?
This one- hour, in- person training session covers the major reasons for Firefighter deaths due to cardiac and respiratory emergencies, an overview of the 10 step FD-CPR procedure created by Leland Fire/Rescue in Southeastern North Carolina.
To hold this training- our Instructors will require the following:
- Classroom in your facility for the (quick) powerpoint presentation and video review.
- Open space (truck bay, training room, etc.) to practice the FD-CPR drill in 4- 5 person teams.
- Several sets of FULL PPE and SCBAs from your Department for your personnel to wear when posing as simulated victims.
- The willingness to learn a new set of life saving skills.
Anyone can assume they will react optimally to ANY possible emergency that is posed to them.
This training prepares ALL Firefighters, EMTs, Paramedics, & Law Enforcement to work TOGETHER in a unified, rapid, and expedient manner.
SECONDS COUNT!
"How you respond to any emergency is a direct result of your training... or lack thereof."
We bring this FREE training to you! Please email vanwaged@uhnj.org to schedule a class with our Training Center faculty at your station.
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