Emergency Preparedness & Multi-location Support
In an emergency, the first few minutes decide the outcome. We train your teams to recognise, respond and escalate — and keep every site's emergency readiness checked, stocked and rehearsed.
Scope of service
Case-based training
Scenario training for workplace and OHC teams — MI, cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, fracture & dislocation and severe bleeding.
First 60 seconds framework
Scene safety, assessment, calling for help, role allocation and treat-and-reassess.
CPR & AED readiness
Hands-on practice with CPR and AED use, aligned to current resuscitation guidance.
Drills & debriefs
Timed tabletop and role-play drills, debriefs and documented corrective actions.
Readiness checklists
Emergency numbers, AED status, first-aid kits, equipment and medicines checked and in date.
Multi-location management
Consistent occupational health and emergency standards across all your sites.
The first 60 seconds: a common response framework.
Scene safety
Check hazards, PPE, traffic, electrical or chemical exposure and the number of casualties.
Assess
Check responsiveness and normal breathing; identify catastrophic bleeding.
Call for help
Activate the site emergency code, call EMS (India: 112 where applicable) and send for the AED and first-aid kit.
Assign roles
Team lead, responder, caller, runner / door access and recorder.
Treat & reassess
Provide care within training and monitor continuously until handover.
Never delay EMS activation for paperwork, a full history or treatment beyond your competence.
Five scenarios your teams rehearse until it's instinct.
Suspected heart attack
Recognise red flags, rest, urgent EMS transfer, ECG without delaying transfer — and no self-driving.
Collapse & CPR
High-quality CPR at 100–120/min, AED as soon as available, compressor rotation every 2 minutes.
Sting & anaphylaxis
Tell a local reaction from anaphylaxis; prompt adrenaline auto-injector and EMS when indicated.
Dislocation & fracture
Immobilise as found, check circulation, never attempt reduction.
Active bleeding & shock
Firm direct pressure, tourniquet when trained and indicated, recognise and manage shock.
SBAR handover — clear, every time.
Situation
Name / location, emergency type, current status and immediate concern.
Background
Age, event, medical history, allergies, medicines and relevant risk factors.
Assessment
Responsiveness, ABC, vitals and trends, injuries, ECG / AED findings and timings.
Recommendation
What has been done, the response, time-critical concerns and support or transfer needed.
Emergency readiness checklist for your OHC
- Emergency numbers, site address, ambulance route and escalation tree displayed
- AED, pads and battery checked to schedule — staff know its location
- First-aid kits, PPE, dressings, splints and cold packs stocked and in date
- Monitoring equipment and consumables checked
- Emergency medicines authorised, stored correctly and in date
- Roles, backup staffing, stretcher and lift access rehearsed
Practice drill & debrief
Short tabletop and role-play drills for each scenario, measuring time to recognise, activate EMS, start CPR, bring the AED and complete handover.
Every drill ends with three questions: What went well? What delayed care? What one change will we make today?
Attendance, competency gaps, action owners and target dates are documented — and drills repeat after major staff, site or equipment changes.
Training is aligned to current resuscitation and first-aid guidance and local protocols. It supports, and does not replace, hands-on certification, local SOPs or clinician assessment.
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