FIRST AID TRAINING

At Defence7.24, first aid is not an “extra” – it’s a core survival skill. In a real incident, what you do in the first few minutes can be the difference between life and death. Our First Aid Training is designed to be hands-on, scenario-based, and realistic, especially for environments where self-defense, firearms, and high-stress situations may occur.

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What Our First Aid Training Covers

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• Scene Safety & Initial Assessment

  • How to quickly assess dangers

  • Checking responsiveness, breathing, and circulation

  • When and how to call emergency services

• Life-Threatening Emergencies

  • Basic Life Support principles

  • CPR basics and use of an AED (if available)

  • Managing severe bleeding, shock, and unconscious casualties

• Trauma & Injury Management

  • Wound care, bandaging, and pressure techniques

  • Sprains, fractures, and immobilization basics

  • Head, neck, and spinal precautions

• Medical Emergencies

  • Recognizing heart attack, stroke, and breathing difficulty

  • Responding to choking (adult/child)

  • Dealing with burns, allergic reactions, and fainting

• Practical Scenarios & Stress Management

  • Simulated real-life incidents (home, street, range, training area)

  • How to stay calm, communicate, and coordinate with others

  • Working as a team until help arrives

 

Why First Aid Training Is Essential

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1. Bridges the gap until help arrives
   Emergency services can’t be everywhere instantly. Correct actions in the first minutes can keep a person alive long enough for professionals to take over.

2. Reduces the severity of injuries
   Proper bleeding control, airway support, and shock management significantly reduce complications and long-term damage.

3. Fits naturally with self-defense and security training
   Any environment that prepares for physical threats must also prepare for the aftercare of those threats. Knowing how to stop harm is important; knowing how to save a life after an incident is equally critical.

4. Builds confidence and responsibility
   Trained individuals are more likely to take action instead of freezing. This confidence turns bystanders into effective first responders.

5. Protects family, colleagues, and community
   First aid skills are not only for tactical situations. They are useful in daily life: accidents at home, traffic incidents, sports injuries, and sudden medical events.