First Aid in the Workplace Poster

Name: First Aid in the Workplace Poster
SKU: HSPC07*
Price: 12.99 GBP

£12.99

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SKU

HSPC07*

First Aid in the Workplace Posters provide detailed information with the aid of photographs about providing first aid to people with various injuries suffered by accidents in the workplace, topics covered in the First Aid in the Workplace Posters includes breathing, severe bleeding, chemical burns, burns and scalds, eyes, inhaled gas and electric shocks.

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First Aid in the Workplace Poster

First Aid in the Workplace Posters are a comprehensive visual guide designed to provide essential information and guidance on first aid procedures in the workplace. This poster is an invaluable resource for both employees and employers, ensuring that everyone has access to critical first aid instructions during emergencies.

The primary benefit of the First Aid in the Workplace Poster is its ability to quickly and effectively communicate vital first aid information. In emergency situations, time is of the essence, and having clear, concise instructions readily available can make a significant difference in saving lives and minimising injuries. Our poster includes step-by-step instructions for common first aid scenarios, such as treating burns, wounds, fractures and performing CPR. This ensures that employees can provide immediate assistance until professional medical help arrives.

First Aid in the Workplace Poster helps to increase overall preparedness and confidence among employees. By displaying the poster in prominent areas, such as break rooms or near first aid kits, employees are continually reminded of the appropriate first aid procedures. This reinforcement fosters a culture of preparedness, empowering employees to take action during emergencies and potentially prevent further harm or injury.

First Aid in the Workplace Posters serves as a valuable training aid for new employees and a refresher for existing staff. It helps educate individuals on basic first aid techniques and raises awareness about the importance of quick response and effective communication during emergencies. By providing easily accessible information, our poster enhances the overall safety knowledge and skills of the workforce, making them better equipped to handle unexpected situations.

First Aid in the Workplace Poster contributes to compliance with occupational health and safety regulations. Displaying this poster demonstrates a commitment to employee safety and well-being, ensuring that the workplace meets the required standards for first aid provisions. Compliance with first aid regulations not only helps prevent serious injuries but also protects the reputation and legal standing of the business.

First Aid in the Workplace Posters demonstrates how you need to help people with breathing difficulties such as place the casualty on their back, open the airway, check for normal breathing, listen and feel for breathing for no more than 10 seconds, if the casualty is breathing normally, place in the recovery position. If the casualty is not breathing normally dial 999 immediately, commence CPR, (30 chest compressions then 2 rescue breaths), continue CPR until medical help arrives.

Dealing with casualties with severe bleeding is also detailed on the First Aid in the Workplace Posters such as wear protective gloves and if possible an apron, control by direct pressure (using fingers and thumb) on the bleeding point, apply a dressing and raising the limb (unless it is broken) will help reduce the blood flow. People with chemical burns should have any chemical contaminated clothing removed which is not stuck to the skin, flush with plenty of cool water for 10-15 minutes and apply a sterile dressing to exposed, damaged skin and send to hospital.

Treating people with Burns and scalds injuries are also detailed in the First Aid in the Workplace Posters with key information such as do not remove clothing which is sticking to the burns or scalds, flush with plenty of clean, cool water for 10-15 minutes, do not burst any blisters and if the burns are large or deep wear protective gloves and apply a dry sterile dressing, people needing first aid treatment for eye injuries with loose foreign bodies will need them washed out with eyewash saline, for chemicals in the eye wash the eye with clean, cool water for 10-15 minutes, if possible use a Portable Emergency Eye Wash and seek hospital treatment.