First Responder: Level 3

All employees in the workplace and industrial first responders who may be required to respond, according to existing protocols, to stabilize a victim and transfer them to paramedics. There are no prerequisites for this training.

• Knowing the role and responsibilities of the rescuer
• Knowing the regulations and legal aspects
• Applying occupational health and safety procedures
• Identifying the stages of the call and prehospital emergency response
• Identifying systems in the human body
• Using required equipment for resuscitation and oxygen therapy
• Applying cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques with O2
• Acknowledging legal/medical issues
• Taking a clinical approach in a medical situation
• Providing a primary assessment in a medical situation
• Recognizing medical problems
• Recognize obstetric / pediatric issues
• Apply trauma protocols
• Recognizing clinical situations in the event of a disaster
• Adequately documenting the response

• Adult cardiorespiratory arrest (CPR)
• Using an automated external defibrillator (AED)
• Obstructed airway in a conscious and unconscious victim
• Shock
• Medical problems and trauma
• Treating convulsions, heat stroke, and eye injuries
• Chest pain
• Occupational poisoning
• Diabetic problems and allergic reactions
• Treating burns, hypothermia, and hemorrhage
• Addressing complex wounds
• Injuries to the head, spine, and extremities
• Techniques for moving a victim