Safetynet Consultancy Limited

25/07/2022

Safetynet Consultancy Limited offers training for . We provide live and for across . 🇰🇪

Learning about this procedure provides a solid for everyone. Practice and review the use of defibrillators regularly. Taking a and First Aid class led by a registered provider is the best way to ensure everyone’s in the event of an . 🦺

Learn how to use an AED and administer first aid to an individual in . ♥

For more information:

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

22/07/2022

Did you know that choking is the fourth leading cause of unintentional injury death? 🤔

In case you need to save a choking victim, here's what you should do:

✅ Stand behind the victim with one leg forward between the victim's legs
✅ For a child, move down to their level and keep your head to one side
✅ Reach around the abdomen and locate the navel
✅ Place the thumb side of your fist against the abdomen just above the navel
✅ Grasp your fist with your other hand and thrust inward and upward into the victim's abdomen with quick jerks
✅ For a responsive pregnant victim, or any victim you cannot get your arms around or for whom abdominal thrusts are not effective, give chest thrusts from behind; avoid squeezing the ribs with your arms
✅ Continue thrusts until the victim expels the object or becomes unresponsive
✅ Even after choking stops, seek medical attention

What if the victim is unresponsive? ⚠

Want to know more? Safetynet Consultancy Limited offers first aid training and many other safety courses!

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

21/07/2022

Did you know that permanent brain damage can occur in as little as 4 minutes, when a person does not get enough air? Rapid first aid for choking can save a life! 💓

Choking in infants is usually caused by breathing in a small object that the baby has placed in their mouth, such as a button, coin, balloon, toy part, or watch battery.

❌DO NOT perform these steps if the infant is coughing hard or has a strong cry. Strong coughs and cries can help push the object out of the airway.

If your child is not coughing forcefully or does not have a strong cry, follow these steps:

✅ Lay the infant face down, along your forearm.
✅ Use your thigh or lap for support.
✅ Hold the infant's chest in your hand and the jaw with your fingers.
✅ Point the infant's head downward, lower than the body.
✅Give up to 5 quick, forceful blows between the infant's shoulder blades. .
✅ Use the palm of your free hand.

If the object does not come out of the airway after 5 blows:

✅Turn the infant face-up. Use your thigh or lap for support. Support the head.
✅ Place 2 fingers on the middle of the breastbone just below the ni***es.
✅ Give up to 5 quick thrusts down, compressing the chest one third to one half the depth of the chest.
✅ Continue 5 back blows followed by 5 chest thrusts until the object is dislodged or the infant loses alertness (becomes unconscious).

What if the infant loses alertness? ⚠
Want to learn more?

📲 Call: 0708 000300
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19/07/2022

Recent statistics have shown that the earlier CPR is performed, the higher the chances of survival after . Nearly 45 percent of out-of-hospital victims survived when bystander CPR was administered.

Let’s break down how long it takes for brain damage and brain death to occur after cardiac arrest:

0-4 minutes: brain damage is not likely; chances of and are high ✅
4-6 minutes: brain damage could occur; reaching the beginning of brain death 🧠
6-10 minutes: brain damage is likely; the person may suffer ongoing issues after being resuscitated ⚡
10+ minutes: brain death is likely to occur; very slim chance of a person regaining consciousness or surviving at all 💀

As you can see, the sooner you take action, the better the outcomes for a person suffering an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest!

Want to how to ? 🧬
Take a course to learn the lifesaving skills of CPR, , how to use an and more by Safetynet Consultancy Limited

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

18/07/2022

What a ! 🔥

We had a very Inter-Universities Peace Dialogue on , 15th July! OCTOPIZZO graced the and the turn up was . Thanks to all those who attended. ❤

We are looking forward to ! ✌

13/07/2022

05/07/2022

Did you know that our trainers also offer training on child care and safety in case of emergencies? 🦺

Calling on all and to register for these trainings that come with without breaking the bank! 💰

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

04/07/2022

Happy New Week!

Where People Are Taught, Fires Will Be Naught.

Have your employees, students, families, and children trained on fire safety by Safetynet Consultancy Limited!

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

20/06/2022

Did you know that 95% of accident victims lose their lives when given water?

Yes you read that right! To find out more:

📲 Call: 0708 000300
📩 Email: info@safetynet.co.ke
🌐 Website: http://safetynet.co.ke/

17/05/2022

Workplace safety is a priority for success of a and its ! 🦺

We are only a few days away to begin our & ACLS classes. 📚

Looking for a certified professional to train and equip you and your team with basic and knowledge base? 💡
Look no further! Safetynet Consultancy Limited got you covered! ✊

Contact us to get more information:
📩 info@safetynet.co.ke
📲 0728 121 131 / 0708 000 300
🌐 https://safetynet.co.ke/

10/05/2022

Equip your team with the best healthcare skills and practices offered by our Professionals to wow your patients and add them value. Get in touch with Safetynet Consultancy and book your BLS & ACLS slot now! 11 slots available!

10/05/2022

15/05/2020

Class limited to 10 medics. All Government requirement for Covid-19 will be strictly adhered to.

22/02/2020

For all your Fire Safety needs, contact us and consider it done.

17/02/2020

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