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First Aid Training and How to Use an AED

💡 The Bottom Line
Knowing how to use an AED and CPR can save a loved one's life. Participate in a free training session held by the Ota City Fire Department (0276-22-0595).
🗓 5W1H Overview
👤 Who
Ota citizens who want to learn first aid (individuals, companies, or groups)
📋 What
Participating in Ordinary Lifesaving Training (CPR & AED operation) or Advanced Lifesaving Training
⏰ When
Held regularly throughout the year (contact the Fire Department for details)
📍 Where
Ota City Fire Department (781 Minamiyajima-cho, Ota City, Gunma Prefecture / TEL: 0276-22-0595) or on-site training is also available
❗ Why
To enable citizens to respond correctly to sudden cardiac death, which can happen anywhere at any time
📝 How
1. Call the Fire Department → 2. Tell them the desired training, number of people, and date → 3. Take the course → 4. Completion certificate issued
Ordinary Lifesaving Training: 3 hours. Advanced Lifesaving Training: 8 hours
📖 Easy Explanation

When someone suddenly collapses in front of you, your actions can save their life. The Ota City Fire Department holds first aid training sessions (free and paid) for citizens.

[What is an AED?] It stands for "Automated External Defibrillator." It is a device that delivers an electric shock to someone whose heart has suddenly stopped to restore its normal rhythm. Because it provides voice prompts, anyone who has received training can use it.

[Types of Training] ▶ Ordinary Lifesaving Training (3 hours): CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) + AED operation ▶ Advanced Lifesaving Training (8 hours): Learn more advanced first aid

[Where to Apply] Ota City Fire Department, Ambulance Section 📞 Phone: 0276-22-0595

[AED Locations in Ota City] Installed in City Hall, public facilities, convenience stores, etc. You can check the locations on the Ota City website.

✅ Checklist
  • Accepts both individuals and groups
    Required
  • Because there will be practical training (chest compressions)
    Optional
  • On-site training is supported
    Optional
👥 Who Qualifies
  • Citizens who want to learn first aid
  • Those who want to know how to use an AED
  • Workplaces, schools, and community groups
❓ FAQ
Is the training free?
Ordinary Lifesaving Training (3 hours) is free. Advanced Lifesaving Training may incur some costs. Please check with the Fire Department.
Will I be held responsible if I use an AED and make a mistake?
No. Well-intentioned rescue acts are protected by the concept of the "Good Samaritan Law." Not using it poses a higher risk.
From what age can I participate?
It is generally for junior high school students and above, but there are also simplified programs for elementary school students. Please consult the Fire Department.
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