Three Nines First Aid Training

Three Nines First Aid Training Three Nines deliver lifesaving first aid training to business, organisations and the general public One day it could be US who need first aid from YOU.

All our instructors have many years’ experience working as front line emergency ambulance personnel. The knowledge we bring with us will make the training situations realistic - “it wasn’t like this in the book!” is one of the comments we hear all the time when attending emergency calls. We aim to make your training feel as real as we can, but still keep it relaxed and enjoyable. Our company ethos

is simple; we want well trained people out there who can deliver workable first aid, not just practice on mannequins.

12/06/2014

Just when you think it’s all going so well!

I sold a motorbike last December, filled out the V5C log book and sent it off.

A few weeks ago had a letter saying I hadn’t notified DVLA and they were fining me. The letter also said that if I disputed it, I had to fill in the details on the form and send it back to them.

Simple I thought, I had taken a copy of the V5C before posting it, so I sent the form and the copy off to them.

Got another letter yesterday – the acknowledge that I sent proof of sending it BUT ….

Quote “although you have indicated that you are no longer the keeper of the vehicle, the department has no received notification of this. When the department is advised that the keeper of the vehicle has changed we send an acknowledgment letter within 4 weeks. It’s a matter for you to pursue this letter. Details on this process can be found on the V5C”

So, that’s the SAME V5C AS YOU SEND BACK TO THEM!!!!

I have to pay or they will take me to court - £35 for not checking a government department does its job!

Lesson learnt? Even if you can PROVE you sent it, we have to pay for their mistakes. And the time wasted on looking at the appeal – typical government cock-up

Rant over

06/06/2014

Can you have a read of this and give me some feedback

Cheers
Dave

06/06/2014

Driving down Harborough Hill Road in Barnsley about 15 minutes ago and on opposite a man was laying on the pavement with a pushbike at side of him trying to flag someone down.

He was obviously ill or had been involved in an accident.

What did the traffic do? Drove around him - not one vehicle stopped to see if he was ok!

Well done to the young woman walking down who stopped and helped him.

It tuned out he suffered from Angina, a condition that feels and acts like a heart attack, luckily he had medication with him that helped, but it could have turned into a tragic event if he had gone into cardiac arrest.

I would like to get some feedback, let me know what you would have done.

Would you have stopped?
Would you have known what to do?

06/06/2014

70 years ago the greatest invasion in history took place on the beaches of Normandy.

They fought for freedom - don't wast the sacrifice they they made - live every day to the full

The survivors are well over 80 years old now - when you see one today say thank you

05/06/2014

up and running in new training centre, Unit 21, Longfields Court, Middlewoods Way, Wharncliffe Business Park, Carlton, Barnsley, S71 3GN.

Certificates on the wall, training equipment sorted and the all important kettle, plugged in!

22/05/2014

had a good day at Tesco Pen*stone giving FREE Hands Only CPR training to shoppers - 14 people were trained to save a life. Well done to everyone who took part.

A mini stroke or TIA, don't ignore it
08/05/2014

A mini stroke or TIA, don't ignore it

I just supported Not just a funny turn on //

this is a must see - baby pronounced dead at birth comes back to life as his mother hold himhttps://www.youtube.com/watc...
05/05/2014

this is a must see - baby pronounced dead at birth comes back to life as his mother hold him
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ39-KJr_vA

From video.today.msnbc.msn.com Video on TODAY.com: After being told her newborn son was dead, mother Kate Ogg was able to cuddle and caress her baby's limp b...

Amazing - never give up, even in the most awkward place CPR can still help save a life
02/05/2014

Amazing - never give up, even in the most awkward place CPR can still help save a life

"The Kiss of Life". This iconic photo shows a utility worker receiving mouth-to-mouth after being electrocuted. He survived. (1967). Not really ideal positioning!!

fantastic news! the more defibrillators that are accessible the more lives can be saved. Get trained how to use them and...
02/05/2014

fantastic news! the more defibrillators that are accessible the more lives can be saved. Get trained how to use them and how to do CPR. YOU can save a life. http://www.threeninesfirstaid.com/els-aed/4583611931

The Department for Education announces a plan to allow schools to purchase defibrillators at a lower cost.

Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio2 phone in about defibrillators in public places, the more people who can use one the better.Che...
01/05/2014

Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio2 phone in about defibrillators in public places, the more people who can use one the better.

Check out http://www.threeninesfirstaid.com/els-aed/4583611931 for more info.

First 1 to like and send me a private message gets a FREE ELS/AED course

Early CPR and defibrillation increases survival rate after sudden cardiac arrest AED’s are available in many public places stations, cinemas, supermarkets

A very funny video, with a serious message - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zKHRIu-uyo
28/04/2014

A very funny video, with a serious message - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zKHRIu-uyo

Chattanooga firefighters dance to Stayin' Alive in a flash mob in this educational video that also teaches the value of CPR. This video is courtesy of Bruce ...

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