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Don’t forget to attend our CPR and First Aid class sponsored by Haverford Township tomorrow evening.
Class time is 6:30 PM
Location:
Haverfored CREC 9000 Parkview Dr Haverford Pa 19041
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Schedule your organization’s emergency training and receive specialized and specific training for your organizational needs.
The staff at Educational Enrichment Center in Wilmington De were practicing infant CPR during their recertification course Tuesday evening.
The staff at Crossfit Delaware Valley were practicing resuscitating cardiac arrest victims using their AED Wednesday night.
If you are interested in scheduling a first and and CPR class for your organization click below.
A first aid kit should be portable. You want to bring the first aid kit to the injury rather than bringing the injury to the first aid kit.
A first aid kit should be clearly marked and accessible to all occupants of your facility.
Your first aid kit should have a home. That home should be clearly marked and obvious. The staging of your first aid kit should ensure that the kit does not get buried under other bags or equipment. Ideally the first aid kit should be staged within reach of your AED (Automated External Defibrillator) if you have one.
Having a visible clearly marked first aid kit or bleeding control kit does not make your facility seem unsafe. It conveys the message that you are prepared. Customers, parents, students and colleagues appreciate preparation.
A fist aid kit should include the following items:
1) Personal Protective Equipment such as medical gloves and eye protection.
2) Combat Application Tourniquets at least one.
3) Oral glucose or another sugary drink.
4) One bottle of low dose aspirin.
5) Pocket Mask.
6) Band aids.
7) Assorted gauze.
8) Trauma shears.
You should also have the ability to distribute ice to someone with minor injuries.
If you have any questions or wish to schedule a group class please contact us below.
Guardian Emergency Training can now sell AED’s. If you are interested in purchasing an AED please consider us.
I hesitate to write this email because I don’t want the perception to be that I want to make money off a tragedy. To be respectful I waited until clear signs of progress and recovery were known, and now we have it! Reports are that Damar Hamlin is awake, speaking and has made a neurologically intact recovery. This means that all of Damar’s brain functions have been preserved. My assumption is that he will make a full recovery beyond brain functions.
This was made possible by the amazing safety net that the NFL surrounds each game with. The foundation of that safety net is training. Training is key to replicating this amazing save. Every one of our athletes, students, coworkers, friends, and family deserve the chance that Damar was given. Please schedule a First Aid and CPR course for your organization. Consider purchasing an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Check your first aid kits and emergency response equipment. Make sure that it is up to date, in working order and ready to deploy. Make sure that everyone in your facility knows where your emergency equipment is and that they have access to it. If you have questions or need suggestions on how to properly deploy or stock your emergency equipment, please reach out. Sports teams and organizations don’t assume that the hosts of away games have the necessary equipment. Have a conversation with your host colleagues to determine if they are equipped. If they are deficient consider bringing your team’s equipment so that your students have proper emergency coverage while away from home.
This event has shown the world that sudden cardiac arrest can strike the young and the old. It has demonstrated that preparation, equipment, and procedures can save a life. Please make sure your organization is prepared. Schedule a CPR and First aid class today. Consider purchasing an AED. A brand-new AED can be purchased for as little as $1,400.00. Refurbished AEDs sell for under $800.
To purchase an AED or schedule a class please contact me. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or want to simply have a conversation to review or optimize your organization’s readiness.
Let’s keep Damar Hamlin, his family and friends in our prayers and let’s honor him by preparing for the worst and hoping for the best.
Guardian Emergency Training is now an approved training center for AVERT courses! AVERT courses are a blended learning approach to teaching civilians how to respond to actives shooter type events.
AVERT is Active Violence Emergence Response Training. This training is a nationally recognized curriculum that teaches participants what to do during an active shooter or other mass violence type event. AVERT is the only nationally recognized training that teaches the participant how to tactically escape, evade, defend yourself and others, disarm an assailant as well as provide life saving medical care for the injured.
AVERT training is the best available option for schools, offices, healthcare facilities, houses of worship, leisure and hospitality centers and any other industry that may encounter an active violence incident.
When you chose Guardian Emergency Training to deliver your AVERT course your agency will have access to AVERTS industry leading blended learning curriculum. You will also have access to AVERT’s custom designed bleeding control kits. In addition you will receive expert consultation that can tailor the training and equipment to your specific facility. The instructors that Guardian Emergency will send to teach your AVERT class are regional SWAT team members, police officers, paramedics, and combat veterans. In addition to responding to active shooting events our instructors have attended numerous classes designed to teach us how to deliver active shooter instruction.
