Reiwa 6th lifesaving seminar

• A course to learn how to perform chest compressions and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED). (45 minutes/90 minutes)

• A course to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (mainly for adults), how to use an AED, how to remove foreign bodies, how to stop bleeding, etc. (180 minutes)

• A course (240 minutes) that includes standard lifesaving training 1, a written test on first aid, and a practical test on cardiopulmonary resuscitation and AED operation.
• Targeted are those who are expected or expected to provide emergency response to cardiac arrest patients at a certain frequency due to the nature of their work and field of activity (medical personnel, etc.)

• A course to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (mainly for children and infants), how to use an AED, how to remove foreign bodies, how to stop bleeding, etc. (180 minutes)

• In addition to the content of the standard first aid course, this course teaches children and infants cardiopulmonary resuscitation, transport methods, immobilization methods, burn treatment, and management methods for the injured and sick. (480 minutes)

• A course to learn the teaching points of the basic lifesaving course. (1440 minutes)

If you would like to take a group lifesaving course, please apply using the group lifesaving course application QR code below. You will receive a confirmation of the schedule by phone or email at a later date.
If you wish to hold the event at the Kamihirao Fire Department Branch, there will be no parking available, so please use public transportation.
If a training location or parking space can be secured at the workplace, etc. to which the instructor belongs, the instructor can be seconded.
The cost of the course is free.

The Inagi Fire Department regularly holds lifesaving seminars on the following dates for junior high school students and above who live or work in the city.
Please check the schedule and apply using the first aid training application QR code below when you can apply.
Note: If you have any questions about the application, please contact the Inagi Fire Department. (In charge: Emergency Department, Police and Defense Division)

When holding a lifesaving course, if you wish to take the standard lifesaving course or the advanced lifesaving course, in order to make the course more efficient, we ask that you take the online course in advance if possible. By taking the online course, it is possible to shorten the course on the day by approximately 120 minutes for advanced lifesaving and 60 minutes for standard lifesaving. (This applies to courses that are marked as web courses.)
For the web course, please refer to the first aid web course .