Training catalogue 2019 - RHCA

2 Rescue and Health Care Academy 2, an Arzemt – L-3928 Mondercange - Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg Aut. d’étab. : 10065600/0 & 10065600/1 RCSL : A40800 VAT: LU28260530 Mail : [email protected] Phone : +352 621 145 122 BCEE LULL : IBAN LU83 0019 4755 4423 7000

Training catalogue

2019

English edition


Catalogue 2019: Version : EN 3.2 _ date : 30/12/2018


Fire Warden / Fire Marshall

Description of the course Course title

• Fire Warden / Fire Marshall Course objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate:

• How to apply safety and security rules • How to apply rules concerning existing evacuation plans • How to evacuate students, members of the personal and visitors, applying to the existing

plans, a building or a zone in case of a fire or any other hazardous situation (such as suspected school shooting, bomb alert, a.s.o.)

• How to use and deploy escape hoods Course program

• Evacuation means • Human factors in evacuation • Tasks and responsibilities of principles, managers, fire wardens and individuals according

to internal procedures, national regulation and state law • Tasks and responsibilities of Evacuation Guide and Evacuation Tailender • Alarms and alerting • Handover to and liaison with fire brigades • Evacuating avoiding panic • Practical exercises

Course duration

• Four (4) hours Course language

• English (trainer speak also French, German and Luxembourgish if needed)

Teaching methods • Theoretical teaching • Practical training

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed)

Training personal

• Certified fire trainers according to national regulations of the Institut National de Formation des Secours: INFS and national law)

• Certified fire-fighters (minimal qualification FIS1 according to national regulations in fire-fighting and national law)


Fire Extinguisher


• Fire Extinguisher Course objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate:

• The capacity to describe the process of a starting fire • To define and differentiate the different fire classes • To define and differentiate the different extinguishing agents • How to deploy and operate fire extinguishers • How to use a fire blanket • How to keep down or extinguish a starting fire (on a real-fire gas-operated fire simulator)

using a fire extinguisher Course program

• Brief theoretical introduction to fire, fire classes, extinguishing agents and fire fighting procedures

• Practical exercises with fire-extinguishers

Course duration • Two (2) hours

Course language


Teaching methods • Theoretical teaching • Practical hands-on training • Demonstration of a liquid grease fire

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Fire blanket • Training fire extinguishers (water and foam) • Gas operated fire simulator

Training personal




First Response Firefighting


• First Response Firefighting

Course objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate:

• The capacity to describe the process of a starting fire • To define and differentiate the different fire classes • To define and differentiate the different extinguishing agents • How to deploy and operate fire blankets, fire extinguishers and fire hose reels • How to keep down or extinguish a starting fire (on a real-fire gas-operated fire simulator)

using different the different types of firefighting equipment • How to use and deploy escape hoods • The capacity to describe alarm and alert procedures • Human factors in the case of a fire

Course program

• Brief theoretical introduction to fire, fire classes, extinguishing agents and fire fighting procedures

• Practical exercises with fire extinguishers, fire hose reels, fire blankets • Emergency shut-off procedures • Zero-visibility maze training on a fire obstacle course (NOT possible for on-site trainings) • Habituation to high temperature environment (NOT possible for on-site trainings)

Course duration



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First Response Firefighting (continued) Teaching methods

• Theoretical teaching • Practical hands-on training • Demonstration of a liquid grease fire

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Fire blanket • Training fire extinguishers (water and foam) • Gas operated fire simulator • Heat habituation container (NOT possible with on-site training) • Fire obstacle course training maze (NOT possible for on-site trainings)

Training personal




BLS-AED: Basic Life Support and Automated External Defibrillation Description of the course Course title

• Basic Life Support and Automated External Defibrillation (BLS-AED). The newest guidelines (October 15th, 2015) of the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) are applied for this course.

Course objectives At the end of this course, that follows the 2015 guidelines of the ERC*, participants should be able to demonstrate:

• How to assess the collapsed victim • How to perform chest compression and rescue breathing (CPR) • How to operate an automated external defibrillator safely • How to place an unconscious breathing victim in the recovery position

Course program

• Chain of survival • Basic Life Support • Use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) (semi-automatic and fully automatic

defibrillators, adapted to the local needs) • Demonstrations and practical exercises • Evaluation of the ability to perform an effective BLS with or without an AED

Course duration


• English (trainer speaks also French, German and Luxembourgish if needed)

Teaching methods • Theoretical teaching • Workshops • Practical hands-on training

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Resuscitation mannequins • AED training devices

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedic, • Registered Nurses and First-Aid Trainers • Certified ERC ALS trainers and BLS-AED and AHA ACLS and BLS trainers * By simple request courses can stick to AHA guidelines 2015 instead of ERC guidelines 2015 if needed


First Aid Training

Since July 1st, 2018, only one type of first aid training course will be recognized by the Luxembourg authorities. This first aid course training course also meets the recommendations of the European Union. First aid training courses, formerly designated as basic course (28 hours) and refresher course (8 hours), will not be provided anymore. According the law and regulations in Luxembourg, the first aid refresher training course has also been replaced by this new first aid training course with a duration of 16 hours. Description of the course Course title

• First Aid Training Course objectives Though going further, this course meets the requirements of the national law of June 17th, 1994 on workers safety and security at working place and at the end the participants should be able to demonstrate:

• How to react facing a medical emergency using techniques proper to lay first aid responders according to the requirements of internal regulations, national and international law

This course will be rewarded by a certificate of attendance recognized by national and european authorities and ministries. Course program

• Wounds and wound care • Burn injuries • Bandages • Bleedings and bleeding-control • Alteration of the level of consciousness • Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation CPR of adults and demonstration of the use of an AED

(automated External Defibrillator) è see also our BLS-AED course offer and our specific pediatric BLS course offer

• Musculoskeletal trauma • Specific concerns meeting customers’ requests (e.g. pediatric BLS, sports injuries, a.s.o.)

Course duration

• 16 hours • 2 – 4 hours of this course can be adapted to the client’s specific needs upon demand

Course language



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First Aid Training (continued)

Teaching methods

• Theoretical teaching (30% of the training course) • Practical hands-on training (70% of the training course)

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • First Aid training equipment • Resuscitation mannequins (Brayden™ LED & Laerdal™ - BLS) • AED training devices

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedic • Registered Nurses Anesthesiologists • Registered Nurses • Certified ERC ALS and BLS-AED and First-Aid Trainer • State certified First Aid trainers


First aid and emergency care facing sick children


• First aid and emergency care facing sick children Course objectives This training course is for every person dealing, for private or professional reasons, with the child education or child care. Following specific needs, the different topics may be adapted to one or several age-related groups. Beyond simple first aid the course addresses typical childhood diseases and the ongoing care of a sick child. Course program

• Assessment of sick or injured children • Wounds, bruises, burns • Wound care and bandages • Childhood diseases: epiglottitis, croup, fever seizures, choking • Specific CPR on children (pediatric BLS)

Course duration

• 6-8 hours

Course language • English (trainer speaks also French, German and Luxembourgish if needed)

Teaching methods

• Theoretical teaching • Practical hands-on training

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English, or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • First Aid training equipment • Specific resuscitation mannequins: juniors, babies

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedic • Registered Nurses Anesthesiologists • Registered Nurses • State certified First Aid trainers


Administration of emergency medication for chronically ill children in the

legal context of a “projet d’accueil individualisé (PAI)” Description of the course Course title Administration of emergency medication for chronically ill children in the legal context of a “projet d’accueil individualisé (PAI)” Course objectives This training provides information on legal context and procedures concerning the administration of emergency medication for chronically ill children in the legal as mentioned in the ministerial order, issued on 15th of October 2015, introducing “projet d’accueil individualisé (PAI)”. A review on procedures in order to be able to recognize a medical emergency and the application of specific drugs with inhalators (Ventolin®, Seretide ®, Duovent® ,etc.), auto injectors (FastJekt®, Epipen®, Glucagon®, etc.), ready-to-use syringes (Buccolam® , etc.) or rectioles (Diazepam Rectiole®, etc.) sums up the training unit. Course program

• Presentation the ministerial order, issued on 15th of October 2015, called “projet d’accueil individualisé (PAI)”

• Presentation of common chronicle diseases: allergies, asthma, epilepsy, diabetes • Presentations of specific emergency drug administration devices • Hands-on training with specific emergency drug administration training devices

Course duration

• 2 hours Course language


Teaching methods • Theoretical teaching • Practical hands-on training

Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English, or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Specific training devices (inhalators, auto-injectors, ready-to-use-syringes)

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedics • Registered Nurses Anesthesiologists • Registered Nurses


Aviation First Aid Basic Training


• Aviation First Aid Basic Training Course objectives The Aviation First Aid Basic training course is designed to enable flight and cabin crew to carry out appropriate first aid in an emergency situation in flight. At the end of the course the candidate will be able to manage a casualty who is injured on an airplane, or suffers from a serious illness, while waiting to get access to qualified medical once the airplane has landed. Candidates will also have knowledge of the legal requirement concerning first aid and the “Good Samaritan Act”, be able to maintain simple records of treatment, and know the contents of first aid boxes and medical emergency equipment. The Aviation First Aid basic training course is specifically designed to the workplace of flight and cabin crews. Course program

• Barriers and Face Shields • Initial Assessment • Hypoxia • Choking • Head Injuries • Hygiene and food poisoning • Deep Vein Thrombosis • Hyperthermia and frost bite • Gastro-intestinal disturbance - food poisoning • Moving and positioning of people in care • The use of appropriate equipment including first-aid oxygen, first aid kits and emergency

medical kits and their contents • Practical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation training by each crew member using a

specifically designed dummy and taking account of the characteristics of an aircraft environment

• Travel health and hygiene including: hygiene on board, risk of contact with infectious diseases and means to reduce such risks, handling of clinical waste, handling of death on board, physiological effects of fatigue, sleepy physiology, circadian rhythm and time zone changes

• Contamination of the skin/eyes by aviation fuel or hydraulic or other fluids

Course duration • 6 hours

Course language


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Aviation First Aid Basic Training (continued)

Teaching methods


Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Specific training equipment (auto injectors, inhalators, syringes, etc.) • First Aid training equipment • Resuscitation mannequins (Laerdal™ - BLS) • AED training devices

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedic • Registered Nurses Anesthesiologists • Registered Nurses • Flight Nurses • State certified First Aid trainers


Aviation First Aid Refresher Training


• Aviation First Aid Refresher Training Course objectives The Aviation First Aid refresher training course is designed to enable flight and cabin crew to carry out appropriate first aid in an emergency situation in flight. At the end of the course the candidate will be able to manage a casualty who is injured on an airplane, or suffers from a serious illness, while waiting to get access to qualified medical once the airplane has landed. Candidates will also have knowledge of the legal requirement concerning first aid and the “Good Samaritan Act”, be able to maintain simple records of treatment, and know the contents of first aid boxes and medical emergency equipment. The Aviation First Aid refresher training course is specifically designed to the workplace of flight and cabin crews and targets crew members who attended the basic aviation first aid training course within the last 12 months before the refresher training. Course program

• Barriers and Face Shields • Initial Assessment • Hypoxia • Choking • Trauma, wounds and bleedings • The use of appropriate equipment including first-aid oxygen, first aid kits and emergency

medical kits and their contents • Practical cardio-pulmonary resuscitation training by each crew member using a

specifically designed dummy and taking account of the characteristics of an aircraft environment

• Travel health and hygiene including: hygiene on board, risk of contact with infectious diseases and means to reduce such risks, handling of clinical waste, handling of death on board,

• Contamination of the skin/eyes by aviation fuel or hydraulic or other fluids

Course duration 3 hours

Course language



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Aviation First Aid Refresher Training (continued)

Teaching methods


Teaching material

• PowerPoint™ presentation (English or French or German if needed) • Course notes as PDF-files (English, or French or German if needed) • Specific training equipment (auto injectors, inhalators, syringes, etc.) • First Aid training equipment • Resuscitation mannequins (Laerdal™ - BLS) • AED training devices

Training personal

• Registered Nurses specialized in Emergency Medical and Intensive Care and Paramedic • Registered Nurses Anesthesiologists • Registered Nurses • Flight Nurses • State certified First Aid trainers


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Training catalogue 2019 - RHCA