Module 1: Introduction to First Response

• Role and importance of first responders
• Types of emergencies: medical, fire, chemical, environmental
• Regulatory requirements and standards

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities

• Duties of first responders, supervisors, and team members
• Incident command and communication protocols
• Reporting hazards and unsafe conditions

Module 3: Hazard Recognition

• Identifying medical, fire, chemical, and physical hazards
• Assessing scene safety before intervention
• Evaluating risks to responder and victim

Module 4: Scene Assessment and Safety

• Conducting initial assessment of the emergency scene
• Ensuring personal and bystander safety
• Determining priority actions and resources required

Module 5: Basic Life Support (BLS)

• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children, and infants
• Airway management and rescue breathing
• Use of Automated External Defibrillators (AED)

Module 6: First Aid for Common Injuries

• Bleeding control, burns, fractures, and shock
• Chemical exposures and eye injuries
• Management of heat and cold-related conditions

Module 7: Patient Handling and Transport

• Safe lifting, carrying, and transfer techniques
• Use of stretchers, backboards, and evacuation devices
• Preventing further injury to patient and responder

Module 8: Emergency Communication

• Calling emergency services and providing accurate information
• Coordination with onsite teams and external responders
• Use of radios, alarms, and hand signals

Module 9: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Gloves, masks, eye protection, and high-visibility clothing
• Specialized PPE for chemical or biohazard exposure
• Proper inspection, maintenance, and usage

Module 10: Triage and Prioritization

• Assessing severity of injuries and prioritizing treatment
• Managing multiple casualties
• Applying basic triage protocols

Module 11: Drills and Practical Exercises

• Simulated emergency scenarios
• Hands-on practice for first aid, CPR, and patient handling
• Evaluating performance and identifying areas for improvement

Module 12: Continuous Improvement and Safety Culture

• Reviewing incidents and near misses
• Updating first responder procedures and training programs
• Promoting a proactive safety and emergency preparedness culture