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First aid for aviation injuries

Aviation Technology · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes

Performable first aid for cuts, burns, fractures and electric shock, plus when to call 999 or 112, without pretending to be a full medic.

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Other lessons in this sub-strand

  1. Safety in the aviation workplace
  2. Why safety is the first priority
  3. General rules for personal safety
  4. Personal protective equipment
  5. Housekeeping and tool control
  6. FOD: foreign object debris
  7. Propellers, jet blast and intake
  8. Hangar and workshop safety
  9. Slips, trips, height and lifting
  10. Fuel, fire and electricity
  11. Chemicals and fumes
  12. Noise and hearing protection
  13. Classifying workplace injuries
  14. First aid for aviation injuries
  15. Reporting hazards, accidents and near-misses