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| And although it is required that there are CPR certified personnel at
these locations during business hours, it doesn't mean that there is an
organized response plan in place should there be a medical emergency
such as uncontrolled bleeding, entrapment in machinery, a cardiac
arrest. Most of the time, a 9-1-1 phone call is considered
sufficient in these unforeseen circumstances. It is noted that for
each minute that passes, there is an average loss of up to 10% of
survivability for those patients in cardiac arrest. |
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| What will you
do during the next 10 minutes until EMS, Fire Department, and Law
Enforcement arrives? |
| First Aid and CPR Courses are now a standard
within most existing Safety Programs at industrial locations. But
there are several questions one must ask themselves in this type of
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- How well prepared are your employees in the
event of an emergency?
- How long has it been since you
exercised your response plan?
- How well does your internal
response program work?
- Does the communications aspect function well enough to
direct resources to the proper location in the event of an
emergency?
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| Avoid these
questions and get peace of mind, FIND OUT WHERE THE PROBLEMS ARE
SO YOU CAN FIX THEM! CBR offers your agency a chance to see, review, refresh, and
repair areas of your Safety Response Plan by offering you the
following classes and events;
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