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First Aid without Detours

myFirstAid

First aid without detours.

WHY EMERGENCY ALERTING MUST BE DIGITIZED

The common way of alerting first responders is by posting emergency numbers. However, the colleagues are no longer on site every day, as they used to be. It is not clear from the notices which first responders are currently available, so an alert can go unnoticed.

The use of myFirstAid’s digital reporting process guarantees fast and reliable reporting to the responsible, present and available first responders. myFirstAid ensures that help can be provided quickly and efficiently in emergencies.

Alerting procedure with myFirstAid.

HOW ARE FIRST RESPONDERS ALERTED?

1. Injured person is found

The reporting person finds the injured person or is present at the accident.

2. Reporting person scans QR code

The reporting person goes to the nearest QR code and scans it with their cell phone. The data remains anonymous.

3. A video call is started

A Teams video call opens in the browser of the reported person’s cell phone.

4. First responders receive a call with the location of the reporting person

Based on the data on the first responders, the responsible, present and available first responders are added to the call and the location is transmitted.

5. First responders taking the call

The data protection-compliant integration and mapping of feedback from external participants outside the organization will be implemented in a future release.

First responders can log in and out of the office via an app implemented in Teams.

If there is an access control system in the building, the first aiders can be identified and recorded via an interface to the ZuKo manufacturers.

If a booking tool is in use, the exact location and booking duration can be tracked by booking a space.

How can available first responders be verified when they are in the office?

LOCATING THE FIRST RESPONDERS

FAQ

ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

Why myFirstAid?

In an emergency, it is crucial to receive help quickly and reliably. With the user-friendliness of myFirstAid, first responders present on site can be alerted within seconds. myFirstAid can be seamlessly integrated into existing systems and adapted to specific requirements within a company.

This ensures that legal requirements for first aid provision are met.

How does myFirstAid support companies in complying with the legal requirements for first aid provision?

According to Section 26 (1) of DGUV Regulation 1, companies must guarantee that sufficient first aiders are available to provide first aid. With myFirstAid, it can be ensured that there are enough first aiders on site in times of home office.

§ Section 26 (1) DGUV Regulation 1 – Principles of prevention
The employer must ensure that at least the following number of first aiders are available to provide first aid:
One first aider for 2 to 20 insured persons present,
if there are more than 20 insured persons present
a) 5% in administrative and commercial enterprises,
b) 10% in other companies,
c) one first aider per group of children in day-care centers,
d) in universities 10% of the insured persons according to § 2 paragraph 1 number of the Social Security Code Seventh Book (SGB VII)

What happens if external persons find an injured person?

In offices, there are often people on site who are not employed by the company in question. Visitors, cleaning or service staff etc. may also find themselves in the situation of having to report an emergency. Reporting persons do not have to have an account in the company. Anyone can scan the displayed QR code with their smartphone to start the alarm. A call is automatically set up and the alerting or injured person is connected to the nearest first aider.

How is myFirstAid integrated?

myFirstAid is integrated into the existing M365 application landscape. This not only increases the likelihood of the tool being used, but also offers a modern and effective solution for getting the right help quickly in an emergency.