Do your employees know how to act quickly in a workplace emergency? First aid knowledge is important for any organisation since accidents and injuries can happen anytime.
The first thing you should to ensure workplace safety is to obtain fully stocked and regularly replenished first aid kits and operational AEDs. The second thing is to make sure they remember to use these supplies.
Remind your employees to always remain safe at work. Display these first aid posters at common areas in your workplace to keep them informed.
Note: These posters are free, downloadable and print-ready. Download and print them now!
MINOR BURNS:
Start by cooling the damaged skin by running it under cool water for at least 10 minutes. Steer clear of ice or very cold water.
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CUTS AND SCRAPES:
Use gentle pressure to stop the bleeding. If bleeding hasn’t slowed after 20 munites of pressure, seek medical attention.
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HEAT EXHAUSTION:
Get out of the heat immediately and lay down with feet and legs elevated. Replenish fluids and place a cool cloth on the forehead or back of the neck.
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BURNS:
Submerge in cool water. Do not apply ice.
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OUR FIRST AID CABINET IS STOCKED:
Familiarise yourself with it.
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COULD THIS HAPPEN TO YOU?:
Learn first aid.
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CUTS:
Always use gloves. Do not make contact with blood.
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EVERY SECOND COUNTS:
Learn first aid.
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THE FIRST RESPONSE IS THE MOST VITAL:
Learn first aid.
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OUR ALSCO:
First aid kit is located.
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