Course basics
Course length: 16 hours over two days
Certifications: First Aid for Remote Industry, Adult CPR, Epinephrine Auto-Injector Administration
Industry Information: Meets the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) recommendations for first aid and CPR
Certifications: First Aid for Remote Industry, Adult CPR, Epinephrine Auto-Injector Administration
Industry Information: Meets the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) recommendations for first aid and CPR
who is it for?
The First Aid for Remote Industry (FARI) course is designed to meet the first aid and CPR needs of industries with employees who work in remote locations where quick 911 response is not a reality. Specific emphasis is placed on injuries/illness that are more common in the field work setting as well as evacuation decision making and prioritization in a setting where the intent is for workers to return home or to a supported basecamp at the end of each day.
What topics are covered?
Topics in the 16-hour class include: patient assessment, response to and management of major trauma and evacuation planning and prioritization, as well as treatments including CPR, splinting, burns and wound management and managing spine injuries. Course time is split between lecture and hands-on skill training, including scenarios designed to reinforce lecture and to assess participants’ knowledge and skills.
Certification information
Successful completion is based on attendance, demonstration of skill competence and passing a written knowledge assessment. Participants who meet completion requirements will receive the following certifications:
- First Aid for Remote Industry
- Adult CPR and AED
- Epinephrine administration
Additional options
LWM can work with you to create a custom, non-certificate first aid course that meets the specific needs of your industry. Contact us to plan a course that best meets your needs.
4 hour
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1 day/8 hour
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Custom
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