
The First Ten Minutes: Why Workplace First Aid Is About Time, Not Kit
The best-stocked first aid box on site cannot help a colleague whose heart has stopped. What matters in the first ten minutes is a trained person and a plan.

Practical insights, training knowledge and workplace safety resources from Eduforce — working at height, confined spaces, first aid, fire, GWO and renewable energy, consultancy and safety culture.
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The best-stocked first aid box on site cannot help a colleague whose heart has stopped. What matters in the first ten minutes is a trained person and a plan.

A first aid kit is only useful if its contents match the injuries your site can actually produce — and if someone is checking that it is still complete.

Drowning is usually quiet and fast, and would-be rescuers form a large share of casualties. Prevention and a safe rescue sequence matter more than swimming ability.

The dangerous pattern is not the dramatic collapse. It is the person who thinks it is indigestion and waits for it to pass.
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