Covid-19 Safety and Preventative Measures- Updated
By Justin Haagen
on Jul 07, 2021
Safety Matters Certified Training, LLC is providing the following information, available from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), to help address questions about the potential effects of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on emergency medical care training using the ASHI and American Heart Association training programs.
Mask Policy: Masks are required for all students, guests, and employees. Revised 7/22/21
Safety Practices and Preventative Measures to be followed:
- Training equipment will be thoroughly cleaned after every training class, following the manufacturer’s guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting.
- Classroom surfaces will be thoroughly cleaned after every training class.
- Students will wear gloves while performing hands on skills portions of the class and disinfecting wipes will be available to ensure equipment is thoroughly disinfected between student use.
- Face Shields will not be used to practice rescue breaths. We will not be performing any actual breaths In BLS classes.
MASK POLICY SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH NO NOTICE
More than 90% of deaths from choking occur in children younger than 5 years old; 65% of them are infants! (AHA)
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