Better late than never! 📸 We had an amazing time at our Community Health and Safety Fair and wanted to share these photos with you. It was a day filled with fun, learning, and community spirit. Thanks to everyone who joined us and made it a success!
A valuable seminar about offering first aid! A hands on learning experience that has extreme importance regarding saving lives !! #PRIORITY #FirstAid #CPR #CompanyTraining
This and the past week, our team at PRIORITY had the incredible opportunity to participate in a comprehensive First Aid course. 🏥 This training, led by expert instructors, equipped us with essential life-saving skills and knowledge. We held four training sessions, with a remarkable participation rate of 80% of our executives. ✔ Here's what one of our participants had to say: "The first aid training was incredibly insightful and practical. I feel much more confident in my ability to handle emergency situations, both at work and in my personal life. The instructors were fantastic, and the hands-on practice was invaluable." - Mary Konstandinidis, Senior Sales Executive PRIORITY A big thank you to our fantastic trainers from GEP and everyone who participated. Your enthusiasm and engagement made this course a huge success! 💪 #PRIORITY #ESG #FirstAid #EmployeeTraining #CompanyCulture
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Happy Friday Eve! 👷♀️The Health and Safety Council® in partnership with the CONTRACTORS SAFETY COUNCIL OF THE COASTAL BEND INC had a busy day showcasing Safety Essentials® to local industry leaders in the Corpus Christi-area! 🏝️ We also displayed the value that safety councils bring to the industry. 🦺 Flint Hills Resources Pamela Johnson l Jeanne "Nina" Conway l Crystal Sullivan, PHR
To those outside of the Aquatics industry, the term In-Service Training may sound like professional development. It is, in a sense. As lifeguards the biggest challenge is not patron surveillance, enforcing facility safety policies, exhausted swimmers or dealing with the cuts, bumps or bloody noses we get on a daily basis. It is the degradation of life saving skills learned during our lifeguard training. In-Service trainings serve as vital opportunities to hone your skills to ensure you’re always prepared for the worst of the worst. A week long course won’t keep you prepared for life threatening injuries that occur 18 months after your certification date, In-service trainings do. Be prepared and be ready. When the heat is on, we can’t get out of the kitchen. Below is a picture taken by the wonderful Christopher Krupa from our In-service yesterday, with Jennifer Lima demonstrating a proper head splint while we coached our staff through what to do for a head, neck or spinal injury in shallow water. Greatful to have knowledgeable staff & coworkers who are committed to the safety of our patrons here with Massachusetts Institute of Technology #healthandsafety #aquatics #lifeguarding
At UPERIO, we 🦺 believe safety is of paramount importance. Recently, UPERIO Belgium organized another Safety Day! During this interactive learning event, participants delved into various topics related to safe work practices. Workshops included first aid and 🧯 fire extinguishing techniques. Additionally, sessions covering hand safety 👍, disabilities, and addiction prevention provided fresh perspectives. "A day like this is extremely beneficial in terms of safety training," says technician Robbe. #SafetyDay
[Commissioning TA ] Jsw project at Ge Renewable energy.pvt & AMPLUS site & EVERNEW site at TUTICORIN
National Safety Week Celebration Complete .👏👏👏 Safety is to follow not to skip; avoiding it leads you to the hospital trip. Be smart to keep accidents apart. Follow safety it’s important to avoid accidents. When there is safety, there can be no tragedy. Be safe before it’s too late. Don’t take a chance, follow the safety in advance.
The countdown has begun as our teams gear up for the much-anticipated inter-site competition! Preparation is in full swing as we test the mettle of our rescue squads in a diverse array of scenarios - from confined space rescues to working at height challenges, prehospital care, and overall safety proficiency. These events serve as more than just competitions; they foster a strong sense of teamwork across all of our sites. It's not just about winning; it's about evaluating our team's readiness and assessing our training methodologies. At MRS Training and Rescue, learning from these experiences directly contributes to enhancing safety measures. Remember, what we practice in training directly impacts real-life safety outcomes. Stay tuned as we cheer on our dedicated teams and celebrate their commitment to excellence in rescue operations! #Teamwork #SafetyFirst #TrainingAndRescue
Every summer, camps have a brand new team and culture. Make sure safety is top of mind for your staff this year with these tips: 🌳 Set expectations. From recruitment through to training, make sure you include questions that promote conversations about safety. ⛺ Make safety a “we” issue. Ensure that everyone contributes to minimizing accidents and injuries. 🏃♀️ Identify near misses and use them as a learning opportunity. 👋 Consider implementing a safety committee or wellness mentors outside of the leadership team. 💙 Utilize Magnus Health to organize and reference medical info. We help school nurses and medical staff maintain the health and safety of students and campers with quick and reliable access to accurate health information.
🚦 REFLECTING ON ROAD SAFETY WEEK🚦 Keeping children safe on the road starts with these three simple steps... Stop, Look & Listen. We teamed up with Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs to champion road safety awareness and emphasise the importance of keeping children safe on the roads.
Question #1: Does your organization fit into one of these 18 Emergency Management/First Responder disciplines? Agriculture Animal Emergency Services Citizen/Community Volunteer Education Emergency Management Emergency Medical Services Fire Service Governmental Administrative Hazardous Material Health Care Information Technology Law Enforcement Public Health Public Safety Communications Public Works Search and Rescue Security and Safety Transportation Question #2: Does your organization reside in or serve a #CDRZ #Rural or #UnderservedCommunity ? Question #3: As practitioners, do you have training plan? Question #4: If Yes to all, GREAT JOB. If No, have you viewed https://lnkd.in/ggH_MsG8 Course MGT-418: Readiness: Training Identification and Preparedness Planning is a great place to start. Course objectives: Explain how the RTIPP process will support their community Choose appropriate preparedness tools for analyzing capability gaps in their agencies Write capabilities-based training goals for their agency Complete a prioritized training plan and a multiyear training plan to address training goals in their agency
You know you’re an EVS Junkie when you’re asked to pull together a pamphlet in minutes!! Here’s a nice little handout/template layout for your Safety Fairs!! Sharing is caring!!! #SafetyFair #ChemicalSafety #WasteManagement #EVSJunkie #RegulatoryCompliance
