Field teams are often far from help.
In this article
Kits
Every truck.
Training
First aid and CPR.
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Burns and cuts
Common.
Emergency numbers
Posted.
Restock
Monthly.
A closer look
Cuts and burns are common in the trades. A stocked kit and basic training make small injuries manageable and big ones less severe.
Where to start
Check every truck kit this month and schedule a first aid class.
An example
A tech used training to help a coworker with a deep cut until help arrived.
Common mistakes
Empty kits, no training and no restock routine.
What to track
Track kit checks and training dates.
Questions to ask
Are kits stocked? Who is trained? Who restocks?
Leadership sets the tone
Make first aid training a company event and pay for the time. Teams take safety seriously when the company invests in it openly.
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Frequently asked questions
Should service technicians be trained in first aid?
It is a good practice. Basic first aid and CPR training helps techs respond to injuries to themselves, coworkers or customers.