Do you want to know how to perform CPR effectively and how to unpack and use an AED? Come to Putty Hall 11am next Saturday 28 June.
Would you know what to do if a person near and dear to you, a work colleague or a complete stranger, has a sudden cardiac arrest and you are unsure of the how to help.
Knowing how to perform CPR correctly and efficiently and how to use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) without delay may save this person’s life.
To take the opportunity to learn how to do both, please join us at Putty Hall, this coming Saturday, 28th June at 11 o’clock.
An AED has recently been installed at Putty Hall. As well as others being located in and around Putty, the Putty Rural Fire Brigade vehicles each has one. Brigade members are invited to come along and refresh their knowledge of how to perform CPR and use the AED’s in the vehicles.
A Rural Fire Service first aid trainer will be bringing with her some CPR training mannequins and a training AED.
This will be ‘familiarisation’ only of both CPR and the AED operation and no formal accreditation will be achieved.
At the close of the session, you are welcome to stay for a chat and a sausage sizzle lunch.