ACTION. First Aid Training.

• Juridical aspects of first aid.
• Emergency guidelines.
• Basics of anatomy and physiology.
• Transportation of an injured person.
• Blockage of airway patency.
• Heart attack. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
• Wounds and bleeding. Injuries. Shock.
• Burns and frostbites. Overcooling.
• Emergencies (syncope, epilepsy, stroke, diabetes mellitus, high temperature)
• Accidents (electrical injuries, drowning)
• Practice and solving role-play situation problems simulating most frequent emergencies – 40% of the training course.

• Juridical aspects of first aid.
• Emergency guidelines.
• Transportation of an injured person.
• Blockage of airway patency
• Heart attack. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
• Wounds and bleeding. Injuries. Shock.
• Accidents (electrical injuries, drowning)

• Emergency guidelines.
• Ensuring personal safety and safety of others.
• Practicing the skills of cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Short play situations “in town”
• Situations “in the country” – medium duration
• Situations in “a long trip”
• Action steps before rescuers, firemen and doctors arrive
• Use of life-saving devices.

• Basics of analysis of deviant behavior (aggressive, suicide)
• Identifying the signs of deviant behavior: appearance, talk, behavior
• Precautions, methods of preventing conflict escalation
• Guidelines for conflict situations (in a hall, in a hotel room, in recreation zones)
• Methods of interacting with special services in order to solve a conflict situation.

• Basics of the company security concept
• Office security, suspicious actions.
• Fire security.
• Cash handling.
• The bomb threat, postal terrorism, suspicious items.
• Identifying drugs and explosives.
• Transport inspection, thefts from the company’s cars.
• Information security.
• Guidelines for responding to robbery, travelling safety

• Security formats: Security&Safety.
• Guidelines for responding to a bomb threat received by phone, by e-mail or by letter.
• Guidelines for responding to the detection of explosives.
• Guidelines for responding to hostage-taking.
• Ensuring personal safety and safety of others.
• Guidelines for calling special services.
• Action steps before special services arrive.
• Organization of evacuation.
• Role-play situations.

• Guidelines for responding to fire.
• Fire prevention measures.
• Ensuring personal safety and safety of others.
• Guidelines for calling special services.
• Action steps before rescuers and firemen arrive.
• Use of fire-extinguishers.
• Use of life-saving devices.
• Organization of evacuation.
• Accidents (electrical injuries, drowning)
• Practice and solving role-play situation problems.

• Analysis of risk factors of the chosen region.
• Evaluation of risk factors depending on the degree of autonomy.
• Planning of activities’ support with due regard for possible emergency situations
• Emergency call services of the chosen region
• Aspects of autonomous living