Fire Extinguisher Training
The Fire Extinguisher course is designed to train individuals in the use of portable fire extinguishers in the workplace. It is designed to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training regulations.
Audience
Individuals requiring training to comply with occupational safety regulations, or anyone desiring training to improve the overall safety of their environment.
Course Content
Introduction and Fire Extinguisher Basics
Fire Extinguisher Use using P.A.S.S technique
Maintenance and Testing of Fire Extinguishers
Course Format
Instructor-led standardized instructional system with video and skills based demonstration in a classroom environment.
Bullex Bulls Eye allows trainees to fight digital fires using laser driven infrared extinguishers that provide a dynamic and realistic simulation.
Certification
Course Completion Card is valid for one year
Bloodborne Pathogen Training
The Bloodborne Pathogen Training Course is a classroom course that teaches employees how to protect themselves and others if exposed to blood or blood-containing materials. It is designed to help meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training regulations when paired with site-specific instructions.
Audience
This course is designed for anyone with a reasonable chance of coming into contact with bloodborne pathogens such as
Correctional Officers
Childcare workers
Security guards
Maintenance workers
Laboratory Workers
School personnel
Hotel housekeepers
Health and fitness club staff
Tattoo artists
Emergency Response Teams
Course Content
The Bloodborne Pathogens program covers:
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
29 CFR 1910.1030 Specific Bloodborne Pathogens:
– Hepatitis C Virus
– Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens
Your Employer’s Exposure Control Plan
Recognizing the Potential for Exposure
Methods to Control Occupational Risk
Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Hepatitis B Immunization
When an Exposure Occurs
Housekeeping
Communicating a Hazard in the Workplace
Course Format
Classroom-based (instructor and video, with skills practiced throughout)
Certification
Participation Certificate
Oxygen Administration Training
Oxygen is a very useful adjunct to first aid care. It is safe and easy to administer and improves the patient’s condition and sense of “well being.”
The Oxygen Administration Training Course provides healthcare workers and other professionals with vital information about when to use oxygen, safety precautions, and hands on experience with the various pressure vessels, oxygen adjuncts and equipment.
Course Duration
1 Hour
Certification
Course Completion Card is valid for one year
Course Content
Benefits and Indications for Emergency Oxygen
Integrating the Use of Emergency Oxygen
Emergency Oxygen Delivery Systems
Oxygen Delivery for Breathing Patient
Oxygen Delivery for Non-breathing Patient
Safety Considerations for Emergency Oxygen Use
Active Shooter - Violent Intruder
This course provides information and skills to survive violence in the workplace. Statistics tell us that victims may be left alone for as long as 3 hours while the assailant is subdued and the scene is secured. Participants will be taken through a prevention and response training. Exercises incorporating the skills to prevent death and injury help with retention but is optional.
Included with the program are:
A physical vulnerability assessment of the facility
Template for violent intruder prevention and response policy and procedures
Quick response guide for distribution or posting
Stop the Bleed
Uncontrolled bleeding is the number one cause of preventable death from trauma This course teaches what everyone should know to stop bleeding after an injury from an accident or intentional harm.
Course Duration
1 Hour
Course Content
Primary principles of trauma care response
Ensure your own safety
Look for life-threatening bleeding
Compress and control
– Direct pressure
– Packing the wound
– Tourniquets
Business Continuity
Disaster Response and Business Continuity Consulting Services
DISASTER RESPONSE
An ongoing process to prevent, mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from an incident that threatens life, property, operations and/or the environment.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
An ongoing process supported by an organization’s management to ensure that the necessary steps are taken to identify the impact of potential losses, maintain viable recovery strategies, recovery plans and continuation of the organization’s services. (NFPA, 1600-2010).
Areas Covered
Life Safety procedures for emergencies, including supplies and training
Crisis Communication procedures and tools
Mission critical functions and dependencies
Post Disaster, Damage Assessment and Reporting
Response Plans for Pandemic Influenza and other illness
HES Disaster Response and Business Continuity Services include:
CONDUCTING A GAP ANALYSIS
Identifying where there are gaps in the company’s disaster preparedness by interviewing selected employees, as well as evaluating existing documentation.
Based on the results of the Gap Analysis
Propose the formation of Emergency Response, Business Recovery and Crisis Management Teams that would manage activities and communications before, during and after a disaster.
The Deliverables could include:
An Emergency Response Team Operations Manual
A Crisis Communication Plan
A modified Business Impact Analysis Report
A Business Recovery Team Operations Manual
A Crisis Management Team Operations Manual