Purple Dog Ltd First Aid Training

As the year draws to a close, we’re taking the opportunity to give our training center a well-deserved deep clean. At Purple Dog Training, we believe in starting the new year fresh—literally! This week, we’re: • Carpet cleaning and chair cleaning • Wiping down shelves and skirting boards • Giving our training rooms, office, and staff space a thorough refresh • Cleaning and sanitizing all our first aid equipment It’s all part of preparing for a fantastic start on 6th January 2025. A clean, organized, and welcoming environment ensures our learners and team feel ready to kick off the new year on the right foot. Here’s to fresh starts and fresh spaces for 2025! www.purpledogltd.co.uk 01484 546780 | info@purpledogltd.co.uk #FreshStart #DeepClean #FirstAidTraining #PurpleDogTraining

Did you know we deliver Buccal Midazolam training? Buccal Midazolam is the prescribed rescue medication used to stop seizures that have lasted too long. This 1 hour course includes a hands-on practical, where participants practise administering with a resuscitation dummy and a Buccal training unit. To find out more about this medication and how and when it is used, please click on the link below. https://lnkd.in/eiFXzR9Y This training can be delivered 'in house' at your workplace or The Zone, Purple Dog Ltd First Aid Training Huddersfield #buccalmidazolam #seizureawareness #seizures #SeizureManagement #epilepsy #epilepsyawareness Please call 01484 546780 or email info@purpledogltd.co.uk

Purple Dog Training Ltd - New Seat Cushions! At Purple Dog Training Ltd, we believe in comfort as well as quality training! Our new luxuriously purple seat cushions are here to support more than just your learning—they’re here to support your back too! 🪑💜 Because let’s be honest, sitting through hours of training isn’t always a soft landing… so we thought we’d make things a little cushier! Now, whether you’re practicing CPR or learning life-saving techniques, you can sit comfortably and focus on what matters most (and avoid those “ouch” moments!). Come experience training in style and comfort with us! #PurpleDogTraining #ComfortIsKey #LearningWithCushions #TrainingWithAPlush

Huge congratulations to Steve Moss on successfully completing the Advanced Outdoor First Aid Course! Steve has dedicated 18 hours of CPD training, covering essential topics like becoming an ITC centre or trainer, course administration, paperwork, assessments, and training ideas for the ITC Advanced Outdoor First Aid. His commitment to excellence is evident as he enhances his skills to ensure the highest standard of care and training. This achievement not only adds to Steve’s impressive skill set but also reinforces his dedication to safety and professional development. Well done, Steve! #OutdoorFirstAid #ProfessionalDevelopment #CPDAchievement

I’m excited to announce that Steve will be attending an 18-Hour Advanced Outdoor First Aid Course on October 29th and 30th, 2024! This course is designed for First Aid trainers looking to deliver the 16-hour ICT Outdoor First Aid course. Over these two days, Steve will be gaining advanced skills in incident management, triage, CPR, shock treatment, and dealing with injuries and medical emergencies in remote settings. Steve will also be learning how to set up and run practical assessments, as well as understanding the resources needed to deliver an exceptional Outdoor First Aid course. This training will provide Steve with the knowledge and qualifications needed to assess and deliver Outdoor First Aid training to others. Steve is looking forward to this opportunity to deepen his skills and bring this expertise back to my teaching! 01484 546780 info@purpledogltd.co.uk www.purpledogltd.co.uk

Fabulous RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford & District Event In Halifax UK today… Lauren Moore and myself catching up here..🙏 @purpledogltd.co.uk Helen Moss 🎯🪓 Andy Fletcher 🎯🪓 Liz Robinson Anne Cleversley Sharron Hawthorne please share…🙏 Purple Dog Training LTD are here to look after humans and also our fabulous furry friend 01484 546780 info@purpledogltd.co.uk www.purpledogltd.co.uk

In assessing your first-aid needs, you should consider: * the nature of the work you do * workplace hazards and risks (including specific hazards requiring special arrangements) * the nature and size of your workforce * the work patterns of your staff * holiday and other absences of those who will be first-aiders and appointed persons * your organisation's history of accidents or incidents You may also need to consider: * the needs of travelling, remote and lone workers * the distribution of your workforce * the remoteness of any of your sites from emergency medical services * whether your employees work on shared or multi-occupancy sites * first-aid provision for non-employees (eg members of the public).

Steve is at John Smith Stadium at a days awareness and a seminar day on “AI Innovation in Health Care” We have started and really looks interesting. Let’s see how it goes… @AI @innovation

UK First Aid: The Life-Saving Skills We Overlook Statistics: • Every year, around 140,000 people die in the UK from incidents where first aid could have made a difference. That’s more than the number of people who die from cancer. • Less than 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in the UK. Immediate CPR can double or triple survival rates. • Only 5% of adults in the UK feel confident enough to administer first aid in an emergency. The fear of doing something wrong often stops them from trying at all. Statements: • First aid is not just a skill; it’s a responsibility. Whether in the workplace, at home, or in public, knowing basic first aid can be the difference between life and death. • In the time it takes for an ambulance to arrive, a bystander trained in first aid can keep someone alive. These minutes are critical. • The more people who are trained in first aid, the safer our communities become. It’s a skill that should be as common as driving or using a computer. Thought-Provoking Points: • Imagine witnessing an emergency and not knowing what to do. How would you feel if someone’s fate depended on your actions? • First aid training should be mandatory in all workplaces and schools. Why wait for an emergency to realise its importance? • We insure our homes, our cars, and our phones, but how often do we invest in the skills needed to protect the lives of those around us?