Construction Safety Series: First Aid

Throughout the day, our bodies encounter all types of hazards. We try to protect ourselves by thinking "Safety First" and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment; however, accidents can happen and people can be injured. No safety program is perfect. No matter what we do, accidents can still happen. A sliver of metal embeds itself in a coworker's eye. Someone in the warehouse falls victim to the summer heat. A friend at lunch starts choking on a sandwich. These types of situations oc

OSHA Code: 1910.151, 1910.1030, 1926.50
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First Aid: Until Help Arrives

Your employees never know when they'll have to respond to an injured co-worker, so it is crucial that they know what to do until help arrives. First aid, as well as knowing what to do and knowing what not to do in an emergency, can greatly reduce the extent of a person's injuries and can even save his or her life. In this program, best-selling author/EMT Martin Lesperance shares experiences and tips he's learned from 25 years of working in emergency services while showing viewers how to respon

OSHA Code: 1910.151, 1910.1030, 1926.50
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Tick Bite Prevention & Response

If you spend time in the outdoors in North America, you stand a good chance of having a tick attaching itself to your body and feeding on you. The result of this tick bite could be a serious disease such as Lyme Disease or Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. In this program, EMT/Firefighter/Best-Selling Author Martin Lesperance stresses the importance of early treatment of tick bites and precautions for preventing them in the first place. Topics include various types of ticks and where they live, how ticks spread diseases, Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, preventing tick bites, and tick removal.
OSHA Code: 29 USC 654
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