Realising that we have omitted to cover emergency situations relating to parrots, we would like to recommend the following Youtube clip.

Worth watching you if you are a parrot owner or a Monty Python fan! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                     1. Check for danger, response, airway, breathing and circulation.

           2. Try to wear gloves to protect you from the casualty’s blood. 

 3. Expose the wound and elevate the area.

 4. Apply an appropriately sized first aid dressing over the wound. If there is an object in the wound do not remove it but pack around it.

 5. Secure the dressing still applying pressure. If blood continues to seep  through,   remove both dressings, relocate wound and apply a fresh dressing, ensuring pressure is applied to the point of bleeding.

 6. Observe for signs of Hypovolaemia shock and treat if necessary.

 7. Tourniquets should not be used.

Since launching our training video clips on Youtube we have received 32, 754 viewings! We put it down not only to our excellent training but the good looking cast (our staff)!!

Being keen sportsmen we are proud to announce our sponsership of the Essex County Darts league's Dream team.

http://www.essexdarts.com/kevin_stammers/DreamTeam/DreamIndex.htm

We shall report back throughout the season. If I was a gambling man, I'd back Barry.

After much searching we have found a range of first aid products we are happy with. Therefore we can now provide all your first aid product needs as well as training!

Whilst our website is updated contact our office on 0870 740 9247 or info@ertuk.co.uk to order a catalogue or place an order.

Fully illustrated with concise and relevant guidance for employers and employees, we now have First Aid manuals for sale @ £5.00 plus postage and packing. To order - t.0870 740 9247 or email info@ertuk.co.uk

Coming soon - First Aid Kits - watch this space!

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A First aid kit which TALKS you through home emergencies will be launched next week!

The £80.00 kit delivers step-by-step instructions for eight problems at the press of a button.

It has separate sections for bleeding, breathing problems, head and spine injuries, eye pain, burns and bites and stings.

Brain Stickley of manufactures Talking Products said, "The aim is to help save lives".

 

 

 

 

A short course focusing on: Casulty assessment, action in the event of an emergency, Child/Infant (CPR), First Aid for the wounded or bleeding, First Aid for an unconscious Child & Choking. 

Open courses held at Philpot House, Rayleigh on 12 November & 13 December 2007 from 1pm to 2.30pm @ £10.00 per person.

Please call 0870 740 9247 or email info@ertuk.co.uk to book your place (limited availability).