Basic and Advanced Accident Scene Management (ASM)

You’ve heard it talked about at chapter meetings.  You’ve seen it in action on chapter rides.  Now chapter members have the opportunity get the training our Road Captains and many members have.  On April 18/19 the dealership will be sponsoring the Basic and Advanced Accident Scene Management (ASM) classes.  The Basic class will be offered on Saturday, and the Advanced class on Sunday.  For those who have taken ASM in the past, this is perfect opportunity to learn what’s new and Refresh your skills.  Below is a brief description of the courses. 

Basic: “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist”- Learn what to do in the first 5-30 minutes after a crash until professional help arrives. Topics include prevent further injury, accessing Helmet removal, jaw thrust, and moving the injured are all addressed & practiced.  6.CEs issued

Advanced: “Advanced Bystander Assistance"-Learn how to be a side by side assistant to the EMS by enhancing what is learned in "A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist". Students are taught how to be a Leader at a scene. Advanced Airway, Common Roadway Medical Concerns, Long Boarding, Femoral Traction, Femoral pressure points and PACT/ABCSS of Trauma are all addressed & practiced. 6.0 CEs

Cost: The cost ASM National recommends is $100 for each class.  I’m discounting classes for HOG members to $55/class or $75 for both.   Refreshers will be $25/class or $45 for both.  Class is limited to 25 students.

Note: Cost includes of books, patch, and individual bandage/rescue breathing exercise kits.  (Those taking the class as a refresher will not be given books or patches.)

Registration:

On line: Basic and/or Advanced:  https://na.eventscloud.com/26-1099-and-26-3023-mason-oh

Please note that a student registering for the Basic class will be given the option to register for either the Basic or the Basic & Advanced class as well

Visit the Road Guardian Web site for more course information: http://www.roadguardians.org

Please contact me with any questions.  Frank Fuller, [email protected].