First Aid, CPR & AED Training Johor

Practical In-House BOFA and Public First Aid Training Across Johor

Workplace accidents and medical emergencies can happen at any time. Severe bleeding, chemical exposure, burns, choking, electric shock and sudden cardiac arrest require immediate and appropriate action.

This is particularly important for factories, construction projects, warehouses, plantations, hotels, port operations and industrial sites where professional medical assistance may take time to reach the casualty.

ETAS Excellent provides practical Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR and Automated External Defibrillator Training throughout Johor.

Our Johor programme is part of ETAS Excellent’s nationwide First Aid, CPR and AED Training in Malaysia, with in-house training available for organisations across different industries and locations.

Training is available through:

Two-day Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR and AED Training
One-day BOFA Refresher Training
In-house training at the client’s workplace
Scheduled public training classes
English, Bahasa Malaysia or bilingual delivery
HRD Corp claimable arrangements, subject to current requirements and approval

Our programmes combine essential first-aid knowledge, trainer demonstrations, supervised hands-on practice and realistic workplace emergency scenarios.

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First-Aid Training Options in Johor

Two-Day Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR & AED Training

The complete two-day programme is suitable for employees who are being trained as workplace first aiders or who need comprehensive knowledge and practical emergency-response skills.

Participants learn how to:

Assess an emergency scene.
Protect themselves and others from immediate danger.
Check casualty responsiveness, airway and breathing.
Activate workplace emergency procedures.
Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Use an Automated External Defibrillator safely.
Assist a choking casualty.
Control severe external bleeding.
Provide initial care for wounds and burns.
Recognise and manage signs of shock.
Respond to suspected fractures and soft-tissue injuries.
Monitor the casualty while waiting for medical assistance.
Communicate and hand over casualty information effectively.

One-Day BOFA Refresher Training

The BOFA Refresher is a one-day training programme for participants who have previously completed relevant Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR and AED training.

First-aid skills can decline when they are not regularly practised. The refresher programme allows existing first aiders to review essential procedures, update their knowledge, correct unsafe techniques and rebuild practical confidence.

The one-day refresher focuses on:

Emergency scene safety
Casualty assessment
Recovery position
CPR technique
AED operation
Choking response
Severe bleeding control
Shock management
Burns and common workplace injuries
Emergency communication
Practical workplace scenarios

Participants may be required to provide evidence of previous first-aid training before joining a refresher class.

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In-House First Aid Training at Your Johor Workplace

ETAS Excellent can arrange in-house training at your factory, warehouse, project site, hotel, office, plantation, educational institution or another suitable training venue.

An in-house programme allows employees from the same workplace to train together. The programme can be related to the organisation’s actual hazards, work environment and emergency arrangements.

Training may be adapted according to:

Nature of operations
Workplace hazards
Number and distribution of employees
Work shifts
Emergency Response Team structure
Existing first-aid facilities
Location of first-aid boxes and AED units
Distance from medical facilities
Site access for ambulances
Previous incidents
Client and contractual requirements

Johor Areas Covered

In-house First Aid, CPR and AED training can be arranged across Johor, including:

Johor Bahru
Iskandar Puteri
Pasir Gudang
Tanjung Langsat
Pengerang
Kota Tinggi
Kulai
Senai
Skudai
Ulu Tiram
Tebrau
Masai
Gelang Patah
Pontian
Batu Pahat
Muar
Tangkak
Kluang
Segamat
Mersing
Other surrounding areas

Training arrangements are subject to trainer availability, participant numbers, venue suitability and logistical requirements.

First-Aid Preparedness for Johor Industries

Johor has a diverse range of operations, from offices and hotels to manufacturing facilities, ports, logistics hubs, plantations, construction projects and petrochemical operations.

Each working environment presents different emergency risks.

Manufacturing and Engineering

Potential emergencies may involve:

Machinery-related injuries
Severe bleeding
Crush injuries
Burns
Electrical incidents
Chemical exposure
Eye injuries

Petrochemical and Process Industries

Potential emergencies may involve:

Chemical splashes
Thermal and chemical burns
Toxic exposure
Breathing difficulties
Heat stress
Multiple-casualty incidents

First-aid training should complement—not replace—the organisation’s chemical emergency procedures, decontamination arrangements and specialised emergency-response system.

Warehousing, Ports and Logistics

Potential emergencies may involve:

Vehicle or forklift incidents
Falls
Crush injuries
Manual-handling injuries
Heat-related illness
Severe bleeding

Construction

Potential emergencies may involve:

Falls from height
Fractures
Electric shock
Cuts and penetrating wounds
Crush injuries
Heat stress

First aid does not replace the need for a proper rescue plan, particularly for work at height, confined spaces or remote work areas.

Hotels and Hospitality

Employees may need to assist workers, guests or members of the public experiencing:

Choking
Fainting
Falls
Burns
Allergic reactions
Suspected heart attack
Sudden cardiac arrest

Plantations and Remote Workplaces

Remote workplaces should consider:

Travel time for emergency medical assistance
Communication coverage
Emergency transportation
First-aid supplies
Heat-related illness
Bites or stings
Machinery and vehicle incidents
Adequate trained personnel for every shift

Benefits of In-House Training

Choosing an in-house programme allows your organisation to:

Conduct training at your workplace.
Select dates based on operational requirements.
Reduce employee travel and accommodation needs.
Train employees from the same shift or emergency team.
Relate discussions to actual workplace hazards.
Incorporate relevant emergency scenarios.
Review internal communication and response arrangements.
Strengthen teamwork between first aiders, supervisors and ERT members.
Identify gaps in workplace emergency preparedness.
Build employee confidence before a real emergency occurs.

Public First Aid Training for Johor Participants

Public training is suitable for individuals and organisations that only need to register a small number of participants.

Public classes may be scheduled at selected venues in Johor or nearby areas, subject to the current training calendar and seat availability.

Public training is suitable for:

Newly appointed workplace first aiders
Existing first aiders requiring refresher training
Safety and Health Officers
OSH Coordinators
Emergency Response Team members
Supervisors and line leaders
Human Resources personnel
Security personnel
Individual employees
Members of the public

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Programme Summary

Programme	Duration	Suitable For
Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR and AED	Two days	New workplace first aiders and participants requiring comprehensive training
BOFA Refresher	One day	Existing first aiders who previously completed relevant training
In-house training	One or two days	Johor organisations training groups of employees
Public training	According to the published schedule	Individuals and organisations registering a small number of participants

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the relevant programme, participants should be able to:

Explain the responsibilities and limitations of a workplace first aider.
Assess an emergency scene before approaching a casualty.
Protect themselves and other people from immediate hazards.
Check responsiveness, airway and breathing.
Activate workplace emergency arrangements.
Contact emergency services and provide relevant information.
Place an appropriate casualty in the recovery position.
Recognise possible cardiac arrest.
Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Operate an Automated External Defibrillator safely.
Assist a choking casualty.
Control severe external bleeding.
Provide initial care for wounds and burns.
Recognise and manage signs of shock.
Provide initial assistance for suspected fractures.
Monitor a casualty while waiting for medical assistance.
Communicate casualty information to emergency responders.
Work effectively with first aiders, supervisors and ERT members.

Course Content

Module 1: Principles of Occupational First Aid

Purpose of workplace first aid
Responsibilities and limitations of a first aider
Personal safety
Infection-prevention precautions
First-aid facilities and arrangements
Emergency reporting and communication

Module 2: Emergency Scene and Casualty Assessment

Identifying immediate hazards
Making the scene safe
Checking responsiveness
Assessing airway and breathing
Calling for emergency assistance
Initial casualty assessment
Continuous monitoring

Module 3: Unconscious Casualty Management

Possible causes of unconsciousness
Airway obstruction risks
Recovery position
Monitoring normal breathing
Avoiding unnecessary movement

Module 4: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Recognising cardiac arrest
Emergency-response sequence
Correct hand placement
Effective chest compressions
Rescue-breathing considerations
Minimising interruptions
Team-based CPR practice

Module 5: Automated External Defibrillator

Purpose of an AED
AED safety precautions
Correct pad placement
Following voice prompts
Clearing the casualty during rhythm analysis
Clearing the casualty before shock delivery
Coordinating CPR and AED use
Practical AED simulation

Module 6: Choking

Recognising mild and severe airway obstruction
Assisting a conscious choking casualty
Responding when the casualty becomes unresponsive
Activating emergency medical assistance

Module 7: Bleeding, Wounds and Shock

Types of wounds
Direct pressure
Severe external bleeding
Embedded objects
Nosebleeds
Recognition of shock
Initial shock management

Module 8: Burns and Workplace Exposure

Thermal burns and scalds
Chemical burns
Electrical injuries
Eye exposure
Appropriate cooling
Unsafe treatments to avoid
Medical referral and emergency escalation

Module 9: Fractures and Soft-Tissue Injuries

Recognising suspected fractures
Sprains and strains
Immobilisation principles
Avoiding unnecessary movement
Safe casualty-handling considerations

Module 10: Common Workplace Medical Emergencies

Depending on the agreed programme scope, this module may include:

Fainting
Seizures
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
Asthma
Suspected heart attack
Stroke warning signs
Diabetic emergencies
Allergic reactions
Poisoning or chemical exposure

Module 11: Practical Scenarios and Assessment

Practical exercises may include:

Unresponsive casualty
Cardiac arrest requiring CPR and AED
Choking
Severe bleeding
Burns
Fall-related injury
Electrical incident
Chemical exposure
Team-based emergency response

The scenarios emphasise scene safety, correct priorities, communication, teamwork and effective casualty handover.

Practical and Hands-On Learning

First aid is a practical skill. Participants need opportunities to perform the techniques—not merely observe a presentation.

Depending on the selected programme, practical activities may include:

Casualty assessment
Recovery position
CPR using training manikins
AED operation using training equipment
Choking response
Bleeding control
Bandaging
Casualty monitoring
Emergency communication
Scenario-based response

The trainer provides guidance and corrective feedback throughout the practical session.

Who Should Attend?

This programme is suitable for:

Appointed workplace first aiders
Emergency Response Team members
Safety and Health Officers
OSH Coordinators
Safety and Health Committee members
Supervisors and line leaders
Human Resources personnel
Security personnel
Production employees
Maintenance employees
Warehouse and logistics employees
Construction personnel
Hotel and hospitality employees
Plantation personnel
Office employees
Educational institution staff

Training Fees and Quotation

The in-house training fee depends on:

Programme selected
One-day refresher or two-day complete BOFA
Number of participants
Training location in Johor
Practical equipment requirements
Certification arrangement
Client-specific content
Trainer travel and accommodation requirements
Venue and logistical requirements

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Why Choose ETAS Excellent?

ETAS Excellent delivers practical and industry-focused occupational safety and health training for organisations in Johor and throughout Malaysia.

Our approach includes:

Experienced occupational safety and health trainers
Practical demonstrations
Supervised hands-on exercises
Workplace-related examples
Realistic emergency scenarios
English, Bahasa Malaysia or bilingual delivery
Customised in-house programmes
Public training options
HRD Corp claimable arrangements, subject to applicable requirements
Support from initial enquiry until programme completion

ETAS Excellent PLT is registered with HRD Corp, DOSH Malaysia, CIDB and the Ministry of Finance. Provider registration should not be interpreted as approval or recognition of every individual course unless specifically confirmed in the official programme documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is in-house BOFA training available throughout Johor?

Yes. Training can be arranged across Johor, subject to trainer availability, venue suitability, participant numbers and logistical requirements.

Can training be conducted at an industrial site?

Yes, provided the organisation supplies a safe and suitable training area with enough room for theory and practical activities. Site access and safety requirements should be communicated before training.

Can ETAS Excellent conduct training in Pasir Gudang or Pengerang?

Training can be arranged in these locations subject to scheduling, site-access requirements, travel arrangements and venue suitability.

How long is the complete BOFA programme?

The complete Basic Occupational First Aid, CPR and AED programme is normally conducted over two days, according to the confirmed programme scope.

How long is the BOFA Refresher?

The BOFA Refresher is a one-day training programme for participants who have previously completed relevant first-aid training.

Is CPR and AED practice included?

Yes. CPR and AED form part of the programme described on this page. Participants practise the appropriate response sequence using suitable training equipment.

Can the programme cover chemical-related emergencies?

Relevant chemical exposure and burn scenarios may be incorporated into an in-house programme. First-aid training does not replace a Chemical Health Risk Assessment, chemical handling training, decontamination procedures or specialised HazMat response arrangements.

Is public training available in Johor?

Public classes may be scheduled at selected Johor venues. Refer to the current public-training schedule for confirmed dates and locations.

Is the programme HRD Corp claimable?

The programme may be claimable subject to employer eligibility, current HRD Corp requirements and approval of the employer’s grant application.

Will participants receive a certificate?

Certificate arrangements depend on the selected programme, attendance, assessment requirements and agreed certification arrangement. The details will be stated in the official proposal or quotation.