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Onsite Floor Warden Responder Training
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Certification Plus Onsite Skills
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The ability of the organization to execute their emergency action plan during the first few minutes prior to the arrival of public agencies are critical. This course is designed to ensure your designated responders are prepared to assist during these critical initial minutes.
Emergencies are chaotic by nature, however an organized and practiced evacuation is significantly more likely to lead employees to safety. Emergency University’s evacuation program is designed to train your designated responders to safely and competently assist in the evacuation of their co-workers.
- Onsite, instructor-led course for up to 10 students
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Volume Discount: 866-233-4357, info@EmergencyUniversity.com
Accreditations and Approvals:
- Meets the guidelines for training established by OSHA
Awards and Recognition:
- People Saving People - The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation presented this Award to Emergency University Trainees from the FAA for saving the life of a 50-year old American Airlines Pilot at the 2012 ECCU Conference.
- Public Service Award for Outstanding AED Program - The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) presented the FAA with this Award at the 2012 SCAA annual meeting.
Research:
- Braun, O., (October, 2011). Can the AHA Recommendations for a PAD Program Be Effectively Implemented Nationwide Using a Combination of Personalized Medical Supervision and Extensive AED Program Software and Database Support? The Official Journal of European Resuscitation Council, Volume 82, (Supplement 1), Page S20. •Presented at the 2011 European Resuscitation Conference.
- Braun, O., (September, 2012). Success Factors for Agency-Wide Public Access Defibrillation Programs. Presented at the Emergency Cardiac Care Update Conferences(ECCU). •Hosted by the Citizen CPR Foundation in cooperation with the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
Course Content:
- Roles and responsibilities of the Floor Warden
- Personal safety when facilitating an evacuation
- Shelter in place vs evacuation
- Review the organization's evacuation/shelter plan
- Familiarize employees with the facility's evacuation routes and assembly areas
- Discuss the use and location of floor warden equipment and communication tools.
- Special circumstances, such as disabled personnel or pet friendly work locations
- Effective communication during an evacuation
- Leadership, teamwork, and behavioral considerations of your workforce during an emergency
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