A wellness program is meant to help reduce firefighters' illnesses, injuries, and deaths by ensuring that firefighters are healthy.
<h3>What is meant to help reduce firefighter illnesses, injuries, and deaths by ensuring that firefighters are healthy?</h3>
A firefighter is a first responder and rescuer who has received extensive training in firefighting.
Their main duty is to put out dangerous fires that endanger people's lives, their property, and the environment. In some cases or jurisdictions, they may also be called upon to save the lives of animals.
Throughout a firefighter's career, the skills necessary for safe operations are routinely practised throughout training evaluations. Initial firefighting techniques are typically taught in fire academies or training programs that have received municipal, regional, or state approval. Additional abilities and qualifications, such as those in technical rescue and pre-hospital medicine, may also be obtained at this time, depending on the needs of a department.
For a firefighter to not be susceptible to diseases as well as to reduce injuries, training and wellness program need to be organised for them.
I would say that the two main things that need to be checked first are is the patients' heart ticking and are they breathing, keeping in mind that if the heart is stopped then immediate CPR would be necessary or if there is no breathing, clearing of the throat and mouth to mouth resuscitation would be recommended.
