info@safety-1st.net
07719 720 205
High quality first aid training for
the Greater Manchester area
Equipment
Laerdal training manikins
All our Laerdal training manikins have realistic anatomical parts and airway construction. The airway naturally remains obstructed
without the use of proper head tilt, chin lift or jaw thrust.
Act Fast Anti Choking Trainer
The Act Fast Anti Choking Trainer is worn by students in CPR class to learn the
Abdominal Thrust Manoeuvre ( Heimlich ). When performed correctly, a foam
plug shoots into the air, making instruction realistic and leaving students
confident. In addition it also includes a foam Back Pad for practicing back
blows.
Tourniquets
A range of tourniquets are used that represent the current selection
available. We use a CAT and a SOF-T. If you want to know what these
acronyms stand for, and which is which, scroll down to the bottom of
the page for the answer.
It is also important to know how to improvise a tourniquet. When a
major incident occurs, many lives can be saved by using everyday
things like cutlery to improvise a tourniquet.
AED training
Three different full size training AEDs are available
for use during first aid training. The prompts are
identical to the real thing, and the variety is
invaluable to give the students confidence in
operating any new device that is available to them.
Haemostatic dressings
A foam block with fake wounds cut into the foam is
used to demonstrate and practice packing a wound
with a haemostatic dressing. A z-fold crepe bandage
is used to simulate a haemostatic dressing, with
sample packs of haemostatic dressings being made
available so the learner can readily identify one.
Tourniquets - answers
CAT - Combat Application Tourniquet
SOF-T - Special Operations Forces Tourniquet
All our adult and children manikins
have a Bluetooth transmitter that links
to an app. This gives instant
feedback on how well CPR is being
performed.
Safety First is a trading name of Howarth Training Consultancy
Partners: Tim and Sarah Howarth
info@safety-1st.net
07719 720 205
High quality first aid training for the
Greater Manchester area
Safety First South West is a trading name of Howarth Training Consultancy
Partners: Tim and Sarah Howarth
Equipment
Laerdal training manikins
All our Laerdal training manikins have realistic
anatomical parts and airway construction. The airway
naturally remains obstructed without the use of
proper head tilt, chin lift or jaw thrust.
Act Fast Anti Choking Trainer
The Act Fast Anti Choking Trainer is
worn by students in CPR class to
learn the Abdominal Thrust
Manoeuvre ( Heimlich ). When
performed correctly, a foam plug
shoots into the air, making instruction
realistic and leaving students
confident. In addition it also includes
a foam Back Pad for practicing back
blows.
Tourniquets
A range of tourniquets are used that represent the
current selection available. We use a CAT and a SOF-T.
If you want to know what these acronyms stand for, and
which is which, scroll down to the bottom of the page for
the answer.
It is also important to know how to improvise a
tourniquet. When a major incident occurs, many lives
can be saved by using everyday things like cutlery to
improvise a tourniquet.
AED training
Three different full size training
AEDs are available for
use during first aid training.
The prompts are identical to
the real thing, and the variety
is invaluable to give the
students confidence in
operating any new device that
is available to them.
Haemostatic dressings
A foam block with fake wounds cut
into the foam is used to
demonstrate and practice packing
a wound with a haemostatic
dressing. A z-fold crepe bandage
is used to simulate a haemostatic
dressing, with sample packs of
haemostatic dressings being
made available so the learner can
readily identify one.
Tourniquets - answers
CAT - Combat
Application
Tourniquet
SOF-T - Special
Operations Forces
Tourniquet
All our adult dummies have a
Bluetooth transmitter that links to an
app. This gives instant feedback on
how well CPR is being performed.
Safety First is a trading name of Howarth Training Consultancy
Partners: Tim and Sarah Howarth
