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Medical Incidents, Reporting & Post-Incident Actions
LESSON 9 OF 10 Accurate Information Supports the Response Fire and safety incidents require clear communication during the event and accurate records afterwards. For injury or illness, summon the appropriate medical response, give an exact location and protect the casualty from further danger without acting outside your training. Preserve access for responders and manage surrounding… Read More »Medical Incidents, Reporting & Post-Incident Actions
View LessonMedical, Fire & Emergency Response
LESSON 8 OF 10 Location. Information. Safe Action. In an emergency, clear information and disciplined action are essential. 1IdentifyConfirm the exact location and immediate hazard. 2CallRequest the appropriate medical, fire, security or management response. 3ProtectKeep routes clear, manage bystanders and take safe action within your competence. 4UpdateTell Control if the casualty, hazard, crowd or location… Read More »Medical, Fire & Emergency Response
View LessonPhysical Intervention, Aftercare, Evidence & Reporting
LESSON 7 OF 8 Physical Intervention, Aftercare, Evidence & Reporting Any use of force creates safety, welfare and evidential responsibilities. Physical intervention must only occur where lawful, necessary, proportionate and within your training and authority. De-escalation and disengagement remain important, but staff must also know what to do after an incident. Medical and welfare+ Check… Read More »Physical Intervention, Aftercare, Evidence & Reporting
View LessonPriority, Emergency & Safety-Critical Traffic
LESSON 4 OF 9 Make Urgent Traffic Stand Out Use the terminology and priority process given at the current briefing. Do not invent emergency codes. If priority traffic is in progress, keep the channel clear unless your transmission is necessary for safety. Acknowledge instructions when required and ask for repetition if you did not understand.… Read More »Priority, Emergency & Safety-Critical Traffic
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