First Aid & Fire Evacuation Training

Upon completion of this workshop, the participants will be able to:

• Understand the value and importance of first aid in daily and workplace life.
• Identify different types of injuries and apply appropriate first aid techniques.
• Demonstrate CPR and the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
• Recognize fire hazards, fire types, and appropriate extinguishing methods.
• Operate fire extinguishers and perform basic firefighting safely.
• Plan and participate effectively in workplace evacuation procedures.
• Respond appropriately to various emergency and rescue situations.

Day 1: First Aid & CPR

• Trainer’s Introduction and Training Objectives
• Participants Introduction and Pre Course Evaluation (Class Activity)
• Understanding the Value of First Aid
• Preparing for Emergencies
• First Aid Box (Video and Discussion) and Checklist (Class Activity)
• Bandage Types and Applications
• Overview of Other First Aids
• Types of Responses and DR ABC Technique
• Breathing and CPR Procedures
• Managing Choking (Adults and Children)
• Introduction to AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
• Final Evaluation
• Practical Session: CPR and Response Practice Using Manikins

Day 2: Basic Fire Fighting, Emergency Response and Rescue

• Trainer’s Introduction and Training Objectives
• Participants Introduction and Pre Course Evaluation (Class Activity)
• Understanding Fire Safety and Common Causes of Fire
• Methods of Fire Spread (Videos, Case Studies and Discussion)
• Types of Fire and Extinguishing Methods
• PASS Technique and Use of Fire Extinguishers
• Live Fire Fighting Exercise (Group Practical)
• Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Philosophy
• Evacuation Considerations, Routes, and Exits
• Post-Evacuation Headcount and Assembly Point Management
• Workplace Emergencies and Their Types
• Planning for Workplace Emergencies and Evacuations
• Rescue Operation Considerations
• Final Evaluation and Conclusion

Note: Trainer may add/change some topics based on the participants for the betterment of the training experience.

Target Audience:

• Employees across all departments seeking essential emergency response skills.
• HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) personnel.
• Facility management and security staff.
• Team leaders and supervisors responsible for workplace safety.
• Individuals who wish to be prepared to respond effectively during medical or fire emergencies.

Method of Delivery:

The workshop is fully practical and interactive, focusing on hands-on learning. Training includes:

• Trainer presentations and video demonstrations
• Individual and group practice sessions
• Real-life scenario simulations
• Case study discussions
• Onsite safety equipment familiarization

Program Continuous Assessment:

Trainees will be assessed in Three stages:

• Pre-Course Assessment – A short questionnaire to understand participants’ prior knowledge of first aid and emergency response.
• During the Program Delivery – Evaluation through class activities, demonstrations, and group participation in practical sessions.
• Post-Course Assessment – Participants will complete a quiz to assess their understanding of the key concepts and practical knowledge gained during the training.