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FIRST AID & SAFETY TRAINING

COURSE OBJECTIVES
1. Understand and apply essential first aid terminology and
principles.
COURSE DETAILS
2. Gain knowledge of various first aid techniques and
procedures for common injuries and medical emergencies.
Course Duration: 8 Hours
3. Develop skills in using first aid equipment and tools
effectively. Course Type: Certification
4. Learn how to respond promptly and appropriately to different
types of injuries and emergencies. HRDC Training Code : 10001310952
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course provides an introduction to first aid, covering
FAQ
important terminology and the role of a first aider.
Participants will learn about the various equipment used in i) Why is it important for staff in a company to learn first aid
terminology and principles?
first aid and how to conduct a preliminary patient inspection.
The course will also cover CPR protocols including the use of Learning first aid terminology and principles equips staff with the knowledge
to effectively communicate and understand medical emergencies.
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), techniques for
This allows them to respond promptly and provide appropriate assistance in
addressing choking incidents in adults and children, treatment
case of an injury or medical event, ensuring the well-being and safety of
of open and closed wound injuries, proper bandaging methods, their colleagues.
management of burnt injuries, handling sharp object puncture
injuries, and the appropriate response to snake bite injuries. ii) How does knowledge of first aid equipment benefit staff in
a company?

COURSE OUTCOMES
By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with
Having knowledge of first aid equipment enables staff to quickly access and
utilize the necessary tools in case of an emergency. Understanding how to
use equipment like AEDs or bandages properly can help stabilize a person's
condition, minimize further injuries, and potentially save lives.
the knowledge and skills necessary to provide effective
first aid in various emergency situations. They will be able to iii) Why is it important for staff to be trained in CPR protocols and
confidently use first aid equipment and tools, assess and the use of AEDs?
respond to different injuries and medical emergencies, CPR protocols and AED training are vital for staff as they enable immediate
administer CPR and use AEDs, apply appropriate techniques response to cardiac arrest situations. Knowing how to perform CPR and
to address choking incidents, manage open and closed operate an AED can significantly increase the chances of survival for a
wound injuries, provide proper bandaging, handle burnt colleague experiencing a sudden cardiac event within the workplace.
injuries and sharp object puncture injuries, and appropriately
respond to snake bite injuries. Participants will have the iv) How does understanding chocking techniques help staff
confidence and competence to potentially save lives and in a company?
minimize the severity of injuries until professional medical Choking incidents can occur in any setting, including the workplace. Staff
help arrives. who are trained in choking techniques for adults and children can provide
immediate assistance when someone is unable to breathe due to an

COURSE MODULE
obstruction in their airway. This knowledge empowers them to act swiftly
and effectively, potentially preventing a life-threatening situation.

• Introduction to First Aid Terminology v) Why is it important for staff to learn wound management and
• Open would injuries treatment (stop bleeding) basic injury treatment?
• Role of a First Aider
Accidents resulting in open or closed wound injuries can happen in the
• Close wound injuries treatment
workplace. Staff trained in wound management techniques are able to
• Introduction to First Aid Equipment Bandaging provide initial treatment, such as controlling bleeding, cleaning wounds, and
• Preliminary patient inspection (RBS) applying proper bandages. This helps prevent infection, minimizes the
• Burnt injury management severity of injuries, and promotes a safer work environment.
• CPR Protocol & AED (adult & child)
• Sharp object puncture injury management
• Chocking Techniques (adult & child)
• Snake bite injury management

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TRAINER’s PROFILE

Ts N.G.Senthelnathan is certified HRDC trainer holds the rank


of Lieutenant in Malaysia Civil Defence Force (MCDF) as a
volunteer for more than 20 years. He has Masters in
Disaster Risk Management from University Technology Malaysia
– Malaysia Japan International Institute of Technology
(UTM-MJIIT). He has undergone training in Japan under
knowledge co-creation under JICA sponsorship. He also has
Pre-Hospital Care training from Emergency Department of
Hospital Selayang. He was attached with military field hospital
lead for a team of MCDF personnel to create SOP for field
hospital during Covid 19 pandemic. He has been conducting
training in first aid and safety related courses for many years.
He is also certified Mental Health First Aider under Malaysia
Mental Health Association.

Zaiton bt Abd Talib is a volunteer Malaysia Civil Defence Force


(MCDF) hold the rank of Corporal been serving the force for more
than ten years now. She has Pre-Hospital Care training from
Emergency Department of Hospital Selayang. She has also
undergone various first aid training in MCD training centre like
Basic Trauma Life Support, First Responder Life Support,
Domestic Injury Management and Road Accident Management.
She has experience providing CPR help to infant during her
emergency call. She also has trainer certificate from MCDF to
train the public and MCDF personnel. She was attached with
military field hospital during Covid 19 pandemic to be trained to
handle Covid 19 stage 3 and 4.

Muhammad Nuur Hannaan bin Mohamad Ishak is a self-made


entrepreneur holds diploma in pharmacy from KPJ International College
and is professional first aider and water rescue related trainer.
He joined various international missions including medical assistance to
Palu Indonesia earthquake victims in 2018. He also organizes medical
camps for Orang Asli thru Malaysia Relief Association to provide
first aid training and basic medical checkups as volunteer services.
He has Pre-Hospital Care training from Emergency Department of
Hospital Selayang. He was also serving with the military field hospital
during Covid 19 Pandemic to treat stage 3 and 4 patients. He has
experience as a trainer for more than four years under various
organization.

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