18/11/2025
I had chance to speak with Emma Thomas this week, Director at Trackplot. We discussed how to be prepared in an emergency situation and the role Trackplot can play in protecting workers in a remote location. You can find a link to the full interview below.
Training in emergency first aid is invaluable, especially if you are an outdoor worker operating in the Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing sector, which consistently has the highest number of life-threatening injuries in the UK. Being able to react and provide medical attention immediately after an injury occurs is crucial.
With this in mind Emma Thomas, Director at Trackplot, recently met with Sean Ansbro, owner of SLP First Aid, to discuss how to be prepared for an emergency incident. Sean has been providing first aid and health and safety training for over 10 years now and offers specialist courses in outdoor first aid, forestry first aid and dealing with emergency trauma.
His background serving in the Royal Marines, where he acted as a team medic on two active tours of duty, provided the valuable skills needed to deliver immediate care to anyone injured and keep them alive until further help arrived. Later Sean became part of an emergency response team in the pharmaceutical industry, operating as a trauma trained first aider, before setting up SLP First Aid.
The interview covers:
• What is the most important piece of first aid advice.
• What reactions are a hindrance rather than a help in an emergency.
• What are the most life-threatening injuries and why.
• Which industries are most at risk from life-threatening injuries.
• How employers and workers can anticipate and prevent accidents.
Read the interview: https://trackplot.com/2025/11/17/emergency-first-aid/