23/09/2026
PREPARE FOR ANY EMERGENCY! BE A CERTIFIED LIFESAVER! 🚨
Learn how to save lives! Join the upcoming Occupational First Aid & Basic Life Support Training (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation with Automated External Defibrillator) organized by the Philippine Red Cross – Western Samar Chapter. This highly practical, hands-on program is designed to equip you with critical, life-saving intervention techniques.
TRAINING DETAILS
-Dates: OCTOBER 3-4, 2026
-Time: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
-Venue: Back of the Samar Provincial Capitol (near COA Office), Catbalogan City
-Training Fee: ₱2,700.00 (An invaluable investment in safety and professional credentials!)
WHAT’S INCLUDED & WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
Comprehensive Inclusions: Your training fee covers:
✔️ Training Module
✔️ T-Bandage
✔️ Membership Accident Assurance Benefits (Safe Card)
Core Skills You’ll Master: Get intensive, hands-on practice with
certified PRC instructors covering:
🔴 Basic CPR & AED Usage
🔴 Wound & Burn Care
🔴 Safety Tips for Everyday Life
🔴 Handling Complex Emergencies
Professional Standards: This program serves as an authorized training course for First Aid in compliance with DOLE Department Order No. 198, Series of 2018. It is highly recommended for designated workplace safety officers, professionals fulfilling career requirements, and community responders.
WHO IS THIS TRAINING FOR?
-Individuals & Professionals looking to boost their resumes and -personal preparedness.
-Workplace Representatives (Safety Officers, HR personnel, and company staff).
-Community Volunteers, barangay responders, and youth leaders.
-Anyone committed to being ready when every second counts!
📞 HOW TO REGISTER & SECURE YOUR SLOT:
Slots are limited to ensure high-quality, hands-on instruction. Don't wait for an emergency to happen be ready before it does!
Register today or send your inquiries to:
📱 Mobile: 09952132911 | 09763057226
📧 Email: [email protected]
📍 Or message our page or visit us at the 4th Floor KAMAANDAM KATBALOGAN CENTER CDRRM OFFICE
Always First, Always Ready, Always There.
