First Aid & Reporting
Treat the casualty, then document the incident — both duties matter.
First aid does not end when the bleeding stops. This module pairs casualty care with the reporting discipline that turns a response into a record — protecting the injured person, the guard, and the client.
What The Module Covers
- Immediate care refresher — bleeding, burns, fractures, shock, unconsciousness
- First-aid kit locations, contents, and restocking checks on post
- When to call an ambulance — and what information to give the dispatcher
- Incident documentation: time, location, persons involved, injuries, actions taken
- Witness details and evidence preservation at the scene
- Statutory reporting expectations and client notification chains
If It Isn't Written Down, It Didn't Happen
A complete, factual incident report is as much a part of first aid as the bandage. Our guards close every response with a written record — filed, signed, and escalated.