Essential First Aid & CPR Training for Maritime Safety

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Comprehensive training deck on basic first aid, CPR, AED use, DRABC protocol, common injuries, maritime emergencies like drowning and hypothermia, communication procedures, and first aid kits for crew at Khalid Faraj Shipping.

March 25, 202618 slides

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Slide 1 - Title Slide

Basic First Aid & CPR Training for Maritime Industry – Khalid Faraj Shipping

Essential Life-Saving Skills for Maritime Safety

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Slide 2 - Course Agenda

Introduction to First Aid & The 3 Ps: What is First Aid and the 3 Ps
Role of First Aider & DRABC Protocol: Responsibility and the DRABC approach
Managing Common Injuries: Common emergency procedures (Bleeding, Burns, etc.)
CPR & Automated External Defibrillator: CPR techniques and use of AED device
Maritime-Specific Emergencies & Procedures: Specialized maritime conditions and communication basics

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Slide 3 - What is First Aid?

First aid is the immediate assistance given to any person with a medical emergency.
Goals: Preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery.
Crucial until professional medical services arrive.
The 3 Ps: Preserve Life, Prevent Worsening, Promote Recovery.

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Slide 4 - The Role of a First Aider

Primary objective: Protect the injured and yourself (safety first).
Do not endanger yourself to save others.
Maintain composure during emergencies.
Assess the situation accurately and call for professional help.
Provide basic first aid without exceeding your training level.

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Slide 5 - The DRABC Protocol

Step	Action
D - Danger	Assess surrounding area for hazards before moving.
R - Response	Check if the casualty is conscious (talk/shake).
A - Airway	Ensure the airway is clear and open.
B - Breathing	Check for signs of normal breathing.
C - Circulation	Start chest compressions if no breathing/pulse.

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Slide 6 - Basic First Aid Techniques

Bleeding: Apply direct pressure with a sterile dressing. Keep elevated.
Burns: Cool with running water for at least 10 minutes. Cover loosely.
Choking: Give 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal thrusts.
Shock: Keep warm, calm, and slightly elevated legs if possible. Monitor vitals.
Fractures: Do not move the patient unless necessary. Immobilize the area.

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Slide 7 - CPR Procedures (Adult)

Step	Procedure
1. Safety Check	Ensure the scene is safe for you and the patient.
2. Call Help	Contact ship's bridge and request medical assistance.
3. Compressions	Perform 30 chest compressions at 100-120 per minute.
4. Airway/Breaths	Open airway, give 2 rescue breaths. Repeat 30:2 ratio.

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Slide 8 - Using an AED

What is it? Automated External Defibrillator.
Use when the patient is unresponsive and not breathing normally.
Turn on the device and follow the voice instructions immediately.
Apply pads exactly where shown on the device diagram.
Do not touch the patient while the device is analyzing or shocking.

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Slide 9 - Emergency: Drowning

Drowning creates a significant medical emergency.
Immediately remove the person from water if safe.
Call for emergency assistance (Ship Medical Officer).
If breathing is absent, start CPR immediately.
Expect vomiting; turn to the recovery position if possible.

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Slide 10 - Emergency: Hypothermia

Danger signs: Shivering, confusion, lethargy, cold skin.
Move the casualty to a warmer, dry environment.
Remove wet clothing carefully.
Warm the person gradually with blankets.
Do not apply direct intense heat (like hot water).

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Slide 11 - Maritime Communication

Crucial for coordinating medical support.
Report the emergency to the bridge immediately.
Use VHF radio for communication if available.
State clearly: Nature of emergency, Location of patient, Status of patient.
Follow the master's or medical officer's instructions.

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Slide 12 - Training Summary & Takeaways

First aid is a vital, immediate response tool.
Your training saves lives on the ship.
Follow the DRABC and 3 Ps approach.
Always stay safe and call for professional help.
Maintain first aid kits regularly according to maritime standards.

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Slide 13 - Conclusion

Thank you for your commitment to maritime safety. Practice your skills regularly.

Safety is a Shared Responsibility at Khalid Faraj Shipping

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Slide 14 - Section Header

Advanced Care & First Aid Kits

Understanding the tools and supplementary care for maritime environments.

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Slide 15 - First Aid Kit Essentials

Item Category	Standard Contents
Protective Gear	Disposable gloves, masks, aprons, eye protection.
Dressings	Sterile gauze, adhesive bandages, triangular bandages.
Solutions	Antiseptic, saline eyewash, burn gels.
Instruments	Scissors, tweezers, safety pins, thermometer.