How EMRs Can Succeed in Remote and Isolated Worksites

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How EMRs Can Succeed in Remote and Isolated Worksites

Working as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) on a remote worksite means being ready for anything—from minor injuries to life-threatening emergencies—often with limited resources and no backup nearby. Whether you’re on an oilfield, logging site, or rural road, you may be the only trained responder for hours. Success depends on preparation, strong communication, and the ability to improvise. By mastering these skills, EMRs ensure that patients receive the best possible care until advanced help arrives.

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Eye Injury Prevention and Management in the Workplace: A First Aider's Guide

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Eye Injury Prevention and Management in the Workplace: A First Aider's Guide

Eye injuries are a common occurrence in the workplace, particularly in industries that involve manual labor or the use of heavy machinery. As a first aider, it's important to be able to recognize common types of eye injuries and provide appropriate care to those in need. By taking steps to prevent eye injuries, employers can help to ensure the safety and well-being of their workers, and reduce the risk of workplace accidents. Here's what you need to know as a first aider about responding to workplace eye injuries.

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