In partnership with First Aid Accident and Emergency, Football Queensland has released its First Aid Guide to lend a hand for the clubs across the state to provide secure conditions from the participants to the spectators.
The First Aid Guide includes all the relevant details for match day requirements, with an automated defibrillator packages and also management plans for incidents.
It cannot be stressed enough that clubs are urged to have a First Aid Officer whose responsible in delivering first aid at competitions and training.
The First Aid Officers are also in charge of having a fully stocked and serviced first aid kit/s, stretchers, ice for injuries and maintained AED/defibrillators ready to be used.
First Aid Officers are a key component of training sessions and wherever their teams play at, with plans in place. Should an incident occur, processes and procedures assist with members and patrons having a safe place to attend.
“We’re delighted to launch our First Aid Guide today to provide clubs with an additional level of support ahead of the 2023 season, including recommendations on first aid personnel, equipment, processes and procedures to keep members of our game safe,” FQ CEO Robert Cavallucci said in a statement.
“It has been fantastic to draw on the expertise of First Aid Accident & Emergency to develop this tailored guide for clubs across the state, and we look forward to continuing to work with them to help our clubs deliver safer environments for all participants.”
First Aid Accident and Emergency Director, Scott Whimpey, added via press release:
“As Football Queensland’s official First Aid & Defibrillator partner, we’re delighted to have supported FQ in the development and launch of the First Aid Guide for Queensland clubs at every level of the game.”
“There are simple measures that can make a big difference when it comes to managing a potentially harmful or life-threatening situation, and we’re hopeful that the First Aid Guide will provide clubs with the knowledge to put these measures in place to ensure the safety of everyone involved in the game.”
To see the full version of Football Queensland Club Support First Aid Guide, click here.
