First aid course

A course for everyone

Do you know how to behave in a life and health emergency? What to do if you witness a traffic accident? How to properly perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation or assist in choking? Can you use an AED defibrillator?

Bet on safety!

Who is this course addressed to?

The course is intended for anyone who wants to acquire basic knowledge of first aid.

We conduct courses mainly for organized groups, companies and institutions.

Why is it so important?

The obligation to provide first aid stems directly from the provisions of the Criminal Code (Article 162 §1) and the Law on State Emergency Medical Services (Article 4), according to which every person has a duty to help and may not fail or refuse to do so to a person in danger of life or health. And while this provision is not absolute – assistance should be given to the best of one’s ability and knowledge, and without putting oneself or others at risk of loss of life or grievous bodily harm – we are sure that in the event of a life and health-threatening situation, each of us would like to be able to provide the best possible assistance to those in need. And also, if necessary, to receive such help….
Therefore, let’s jointly contribute to the creation of an informed and trained society – we invite you to a course where we will be happy to share our knowledge, skills and experiences.

What will you learn?

In the course we cover a wide range of first aid topics, including: cardiopulmonary resuscitation in accordance with the latest ERC 2021 guidelines, management of syncope, choking, trauma and other life and health emergencies.
The course consists of several parts:
Theory: lecture using videos and multimedia presentations.

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Practice: exercises using top quality training equipment.

Detailed program of the course

Legal aspects of providing first aid:

– Laws obliging to provide assistance,

Links of the chain of survival (preliminary procedure):

  • safety of oneself and the scene,
    recognition of danger,
  • calling for help (999) and initiating action,
  • early defibrillation,
  • assistance from specialized emergency services.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation:

  • Establishing contact with the victim (assessment of basic vital functions, interview with the victim),
  • symptoms of cardiopulmonary cessation,
  • clearing the airway,
  • methods and parameters for conducting CPR without an AED.

Non-traumatic life-threatening conditions:

  • management of syncope;
  • the management of chills,
  • management of epilepsy,
  • management of poisoning,
  • management of the victim with dyspnea and chest pain.

Specifics of trauma and wound care:

  • general principles of dressing;
  • Management of foreign bodies in wounds;
  • Spinal and musculoskeletal injuries;
  • types of fractures, dislocations and sprains;
  • management of hemorrhages in the head;
  • Concussion (types, causes, management);
  • management of burns.

How is it done?

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We tailor the training to your needs – including time (it can last 4, 8 or 16 hours).

We arrange the date and place of training individually with each client. In case of questions, we are at your disposal.

Who are we?

SOS Specialized Training Center

We are a group of highly qualified specialists.
Over the years of conducting training and consulting activities, we have developed effective methods of teaching.
Rescue is our passion, and thanks to our commitment, experience and use of the latest advanced knowledge, we can offer the most effective preparation given in the form of training.
We have been in the market for more than 20 years.

I want to participate in the course

Summary

The training is based on the ERC guidelines, the professional practice of our instructors and the many years of experience gained from conducting courses.
For this reason, we pride ourselves on the 100% effectiveness of our solutions.
Take the course and learn how to act in a life and health emergency.

Currently from a person:

150 zł

130 zł*

Current statistics in Poland are alarming – the survival rate of people after cardiac arrest is only 6%. Meanwhile, in Western European countries the average is 50%!

Therefore, we see a great need to share our knowledge, skills and experience, and we are committed to constantly raising the profile of first aid knowledge in everyday life.

Once again, we cordially invite you to a course where we are happy to share our knowledge, skills and experiences.

* Assuming a group of 15 people.

Currently, inflation in Poland is very high. If we increase the cost of conducting training then we will have to increase the price to maintain the quality of our services. Therefore, in this situation it is not worth waiting.