Occupational Safety and Health American Council

Work Place First Aid and CPR

Introduction

Occupational Safety and Health American Council (OSHAC) develop this first aid course seeks to convey to participants the knowledge and skills required by lay and non-medical persons who might encounter situation at work, at home or at leisure. Despite being a basic course, this sets up the foundation for further training.

Benefits

The course has been designed to train the general public and lay persons to a basic standard of first aid, to impart a wide spectrum of knowledge spanning the basic principles of immediate action to be taken in emergency situations, and consolidating such knowledge through the discussion and hands on practice of numerous common scenarios.

After successful completion of course, each participant should be able to:

Assess an emergency situation quickly and calmly
Protect him/herself, bystanders and casualties from danger
Assess the condition of all casualties and identify the need of immediate care
Administer appropriate care of life threatening injuries relative to consciousness, airway, breathing and circulation
Deal with other major conditions mainly bleeding shock, burns, fractures, difficulty in breathing, chest pain, epilepsy, stroke and diabetes
Comfort and reassure casualties and bystanders

Intended Audience

OSHAC designed this first program for the fresh Graduates and Students interested in Medical field. This program also benefits individuals seeking to reach their career goal of becoming a medical field. This program helps you develop the essential skills you will need for your future job as a first aider.

What is the right career path for you?

There are several safety positions with different levels of responsibility in an Occupational Safety and Health career path. Each advancing level typically requires higher levels of experience, education, and knowledge and skills in leadership, business practices, safety and health, and communication and information technology.
OSHAC wants to help our students who want to learn about these career opportunities..

There are several safety positions with different levels of responsibility in an Occupational Safety and Health career path. Each advancing level typically requires higher levels of experience, education, and knowledge and skills in leadership, business practices, safety and health, and communication and information technology. OSHAC wants to help our students who want to learn about these career opportunities..

Features

1 Program Certificate
1 Training Record Card

What you get

Program Certificate

Training Record Card

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Module Quiz

Each course is organized into modules. At the end of each module is a quiz designed to help the student self-assess their understanding of the course content. After submitting their quiz answers, the student is presented with the correct quiz answers. Quiz results are not recorded and can be taken multiple times.

Course Exam

After studying the course material and taking the module quizzes, students can take the course exam. The course exam is designed to test the students understanding of the course material. Course exams are composed of multiple choice questions selected from our extensive question bank.

Exam Characteristics

Students have two hours to complete the course exam.
You must achieve a minimum score of 70% to pass the exam.
If you do not pass the exam, you may retake the exam.
- Students are only allowed to take an exam three (3) times within a 48-hour period.
- After the third attempt, students must wait 48 hours before attempting the exam again. During this time, students should review the course material to improve their understanding.
After each exam, students will receive an email with references (module and tab) to content associated with missed questions. Students are encouraged to review the course material to improve their understanding.
If you pass the exam, you may not retake the exam to raise your score