Safety First CPR and Safety Training, NE Florida

Thank you for your review, Chaffee Trail Elementary School! We were there on Monday recertifying their extended day team in CPR AED and Basic First Aid.

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Great class yesterday with the folks at Merrill Road Elementary School! Keeping up their certifications. 👍👍

Looking through old Safety First photos and feeling nostalgic. We've come a long way! This was neat, back in 2013, when we visited First Coast Living and met Nick Loren and Tukz showed him how to do CPR. Great guy! Our Florida First Lady, Casey DeSantis, then known as Casey Black before she married Ron, was also there that day as co-host.

- Keeping your SAFETY FIRST since 2011! ❤️

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Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere.

Most cardiac arrests happen at home or in public with family nearby.

Quick CPR can double or triple survival chances.

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While rare, sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere—including at pools, gyms, hotels, and airports.

Immediate CPR can double or even triple survival chances, but many bystanders feel unprepared to help.

Learning CPR gives you the confidence to act while waiting for emergency responders.

Our next Community CPR AED Certification Course is Saturday, March 28: https://safetyfirstjacksonville.com/register/

Beach shells, playgrounds, bikes, and outdoor adventures can lead to minor injuries.

Safety tips:
•Pack a small travel first aid kit.
•Clean cuts promptly.
•Know when an injury requires medical attention.

The American Red Cross recommends keeping basic first aid supplies easily accessible when traveling.

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Happy St. Patrick's Day! Show us your GREEN! 🍀

Florida spring break can mean long days outside. Dehydration, heat exhaustion, and sunburn can sneak up quickly.

Safety tips:
•Drink water frequently.
•Take breaks in shade or air conditioning.
•Use sunscreen and hats.
•Watch for signs of dizziness, nausea, or excessive fatigue.

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Travel snacks, unfamiliar foods, and eating on the go can increase choking risks—especially for younger children.
Knowing how to respond quickly with choking first aid can save a life.

Safety tips:
•Cut food into small pieces for younger children.
•Encourage kids to sit while eating.
•Learn choking rescue techniques for both children and adults.

Organizations like the American Heart Association emphasize that immediate action is critical during choking emergencies.

Learn how to respond by taking a Community CPR AED course with us: https://safetyfirstjacksonville.com/register/