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Casualty Management Leadership Training Day

This course is aimed at those who have a 4 day at work qualification, in a managerial or supervisory capacity.

This course is a 1 day program equipping you the candidate with the skills to deal with major and minor emergencies. It will give you the confidence to prioritise casualties and administer the relevant treatment. As managers or supervisors you will learn the art of delegation, problem solving and taking charge of the situation. You will develop your existing leadership qualities.

Course Content
Dealing with emergency situations
Briefing groups
Contacting emergency rescue services

The initial assessment
Triaging and taking control
Table top scenario exercise

Dealing with casualties who have
Sustained a bleed
Shock
Broken bones, fractures and dislocations

The qualities of leadership
Seven qualities of leadership
Problem solving
The decision making process
Presentation skills
Briefing your team

Scenario exercise having to deal with casualties who have
Concussion
Compression
Skull fracture
Spinal fracture

Transportation of casualties
Log roll and blanket lifts
Improvised stretchers
Methods of carriage

Practical Scenario Training consolidation exercise
The day is about practical scenario exercises where you will work leading a group. This also allows you to enhance your leadership qualities and group management. You will learn how to prioritise which casualty needs what treatment and how to protect the remainder of your group; an excellent training medium.

Assessment
All candidates will be assessed through ongoing observation throughout the training day.

This course builds on candidate’s previous experience giving them the confidence and practical knowledge to be able to deal with and manage potentially dangerous situations.

What our candidates say about METT

“The course highlighted the potential dangers that we work with everyday, it gave me the confidence to deal with situations. It also honed my briefing skills and team leadership as well as teaching me how to delegate tasks to appropriate members of my team - very useful should this happen for real”.