Posts Tagged ‘Outdoor First Aid’
How quickly can you die from Catastrophic Bleeding?
Here’s why First Aid training matters. In any emergency, the first few minutes are the most critical. Often, when you think of a first aid emergency – it’s someone who’s stopped breathing, but first aid is so much more than CPR and defibrillation. In fact, Catastrophic Bleeding is higher up on the First Aid Primary Survey…
Read MoreWhat is Suspension Syndrome? Everything you need to know!
Suspension Syndrome – Suspension Trauma – Harness Syndrome – Harness Hang Syncope Whether you work at height, climb, rescue people in harnesses or with stretchers – or find yourself hanging around people who could end up suspended – you need to know about life threatening Suspension Syndrome. What is Suspension Syndrome? Suspension syndrome is a…
Read MoreWhat should I carry in a rucksack/backpack?
During our Outdoor First Aid courses we’re often asked “What should I carry I carry in a rucksack?”. Here we consider the sorts of things that may be useful to carry in case of an emergency. Whether you find yourselves in remote places through work or leisure, if things go wrong you may find you’re…
Read MoreLife Saving Training delivers Outdoor First Aid in Newcastle and the North East
Our range of First Aid courses and qualifications work in the real world. One in particular which sets us apart from the big name national providers, is Outdoor First Aid, which is available across Newcastle, the North East and the UK. Who needs Outdoor First Aid? Our ITC accredited 16 hour course has been created for outdoor…
Read MoreMountain and Hill Walking Safety Kit Advice
Recently, members of the Life Saving Training team enjoyed some beautiful October weather in the Lake District and we thought we’d share our mountain and hill walking safety kit advice with you! Check out the video below to see some of the items that we carry to keep ourselves and others safe. Remember, these items…
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