Basics of Construction and Utilities Safety
Training will focus on site safety, utilities safety, tool use, construction site etiquette, and the anatomy of a structure. There will also be an ever expanding catalogue of techniques that residents bring with them for building in specific environments, which other residents will be encouraged to learn from as well as add to whenever possible. The Project sites will be built out in cooperation with trainers so the construction of needed facilities will also benefit the residents who are looking to expand their skills.
Healthy Compartmentalization
Development of techniques around healthy compartmentalization, working with self judgement, and building self trust in using healthier techniques for self management. This will be initially developed to help first time responders be better prepared for work in a response, and will expand to cover more resilience practices for returning responders as time goes by.
Basics of Medical Response
Basic first aid training will be available to project residents. When qualified trainers are available the Project will hold more advanced training and clinic days to support the local community and give residents some experience in a medical setting.
Intro basic course
The basic course will focus on preparation prior to departure and providing medical response on arrival, specific to developing countries with minimal or damaged infrastructure. There are specific challenges to these situations that require a different approach to medical response. This course will cover:
•Principals of what to research on the way to deployment
•Identifying local resources for treatment
•Identifying and accessing local resources for transport
•Scene assessment and safety
•Personal safety while responding
•Techniques for advanced first aid and CPR in a developing infrastructure
•Environmental variety in first aid
•Creating local protocols
Essentials of Small Group Logistics
Training in the movement and management of small groups will be available. There will be academic training plus practicum of moving site residents around and doing response zone scenarios.
The basic course will focus on day to day operations needs, small group coordination, transportation of people and materials, and timing