SSI ReAct Right - First Aid, AED and O2
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SSI ReAct Right - First Aid, AED and O2
This course provides you with the knowledge and training to act as a first responder and provide first aid and CPR, administer oxygen and / or apply an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) support in a medical emergency.
Learning First Aid could be the difference between someone dying or living. The skills learnt on this course are not just for divers but are transferable skills for everyday life.
NB: If you are looking to book this course and there is only the 31st December showing or the dates advertised do not work for you then either book for the 31st December and we will contact you to discuss dates or contact us to discuss and we will then schedule additional dates to suit.
First Aid Statistics
- Up to 150,000 people in the UK die each year in situations where first aid could make a difference [1]
- Every year an estimated 150,000 people in the UK have a stroke. [2]
- Only 9%of UK parents are confident and willing to perform first aid on their children [5]
Background to the ReAct Right - First Aid, AED and O2
The course is split into two parts, the same as most of our diving and first aid courses.
- Online elearning preparation
- Highly practical learning and application of the skills
The Primary and Secondary care sections are undertaken by a combination of classroom teaching with lots and lots of practical practise to allow you the student time to become comfortable with the skill. We want everyone to walk away from this course with the willingness to apply the skills learnt in the unfortunate event of being faced with a life-threatening emergency
What will I learn during the ReAct Right - First Aid, AED and O2?
Primary Care Skills
- Scene Safety Assessment
- Universal Precautions
- Primary Assessment
- Airway Management
- Rescue Breathing
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Conscious and Unconscious Obstructed Airway Management
- Serious Bleeding Management
- Shock Management
- Spinal Injury Management
- Secondary Care
- Burns
- Fractures
- Eye Injuries
- Head Injuires
- Poison
- Bites and Stings
- Hypothermia
- Hyperthermia
- Frostbite
- Seizures and so much more
- Automated External Defibrillation (AED)
- Emergency Oxygen Use Orientation
WHAT DO I NEED TO START THE REACT RIGHT COURSE?
Minimum Age: 12 years
HOW LONG WILL THE REACT RIGHT COURSE TAKE?
You will work through the online elearning at your own pace and then spend 1 day with us working on the practical elements
IS THERE AN ASSESSMENT TO TAKE TO PASS THE REACT RIGHT COURSE?
The online elearning element has a digital exam and the classroom assessment is ongoing by the instructor in respect of the student’s practical ability.
HOW LONG DOES THE REACT RIGHT CERTIFICATION LAST
On successful completion of the course a React Right certifcation is valid for two years is issued.
What is next after the REACT RIGHT CERTIFICATION?
This course is a prerequisite for the SSI Stress and Rescue speciality, so if a diver why not challenge yourself to what some say is the hardest but most rewarding recreational diver course
This course can be used as a responsible person in the work place certification as it covers all of the requirements requested by UK HSE, but if you prefer have a look at our Emergency First Aid at Work or First Aid at work courses
Prior to any Diver training course students need to complete a Mandatory Medical Questionaire.
Please ensure that you have read the Medical Statement and are sure that you will be able to commence any diver training PRIOR to paying as our Training Terms Conditions apply after payment has been made.
A doctor's confirmation of fitness to dive is required if you answer YES to any medical condition on the Medical Statement.
Please note that if you need a Physician signoff most of our local surgeries WILL NOT sign this form, we suggest you contact Midlands Dive Chamber 01788 579 555 in this instance.
You can check out the Medical Statement here:
