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We are the one-stop shop for all your Health & Safety requirement. In today's highly regulated and legislated environment, it's never been more important to make Health and Safety an integral part of everyday life. At Safety Ireland First Response, we have everything you need to create for Healthcare & Safety – expert advice, full Safety Training, Risk Assessments, Safety Statements, Medical and Safety equipment. We provide our training both in-house or at our state of the art training centre in the Terenure. Some of the training courses we offer include Manual Handling, Occupational First Aid, Fire Safety, Health and Safety for Managers, Irish Heart Foundation Provider and Instructor Training. All our staff are fulltime and experts in the field of Healthcare & Safety. This means that we can bring realistic training, relating real life events to the class room situation. With full recognised Instructors by the Irish Heart Foundation, Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council, Health & Safety Authority, and other national and international organisations.
State of the Art Training CentreOur training centre is located in Terenure Dublin 6W just off the M50.
Instructor TrainingSo you want to be an Instructor? We provide Occupational First Aid Preparation, Irish Heart Foundation, Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council Instructor training. If you are currently doing Instructor training and need to attend courses to assist or be monitored, due to the large number of courses we run each week, we can help. Click Here for Full Details >> | Download our Certification of Registration >> Legal Requirements For The WorkplaceThe Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2007 states that there is a mandatory legal requirement for Occupational First Aiders based on a risk assessment. There is also a requirement for the contents of First Aid equipment in the workplace. Click Here for Full Details >>
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Time to defibrillation is the most critical factor in survival of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). If an AED is "on-site" within two minutes there is an 80% chance that the victim will survive. This is one of the reasons that survival rates improve in areas with active AED programmes. Remember, every minute that passes before defibrillation the survival rate reduces by 7-10 percent. Currently in Ireland the survivability rate for out of hospital cardiac arrest is 1%
Whereas it may be practicable and desirable to have an AED in every workplace, due to cost considerations it would be unreasonable to expect all employers (especially small and medium size enterprises (SMEs)) to have one on their premises, even if there is an occupational first aider present. These costs not only include the purchase price but also the vital cost of maintenance of the equipment and regular refresher training for those trained in how to use AEDs. However, different employers at the same location, such as in shopping centres, small business enterprise centres etc., where relatively large numbers of employees or other persons are likely to be habitually present, might find it feasible to co-operate in the provision of shared equipment, training and assistance.
