Say this
- These are today's first-aiders. Look at their faces and remember their names.
- The first-aid boxes are here and here. Take what you need, then tell the person in charge so they can restock.
- If someone is hurt, make the area safe first. Stop the machine or switch off the power. Do not become the second casualty.
- Shout for a first-aider. If the person is unconscious, has chest pain or is struggling to breathe, call 995 straight away.
- Give the exact address and the gate number. Send someone to the gate to meet the ambulance.
- Do not move someone who may have hurt their neck or back unless they are in danger where they are.
- Report every injury, even a small cut. The first-aider records it, and we use those records to fix the hazard.
Ask the crew
- Who are the first-aiders on this shift?
- Where is the nearest first-aid box to where you work?
- What number do you call for an ambulance, and what do you tell them?
- What is the first thing you do when you find someone injured?
Show them
- Walk to the nearest first-aid box and open it.
- The notice with first-aiders' names and the emergency number.
- The gate where the ambulance will arrive and the route to it.
Sign-off
| Name | Company | Signature |
|---|---|---|
Sources
- Workplace Safety and Health (First-Aid) Regulations (2007 Ed., hosted by NUS), Government of Singapore.
- First aid at work, UK HSE.
This is practical guidance, not legal advice. Laws and codes of practice change; always check the current official text and your site's own procedures.
