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Nickel Plate Express (NPX), a non-profit organization dedicated to providing memorable train excursions through Northern Hamilton County, has announced the successful completion of a comprehensive CPR, First Aid, and Stop the Bleed training program for its dedicated staff.
The training, led by Jim Ginder of the Hamilton County Health Department, equips employees with essential life-saving skills to ensure the safety and well-being of passengers on board.
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With a commitment to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all, NPX recognizes the importance of being prepared for emergency situations. By investing in this training program, the organization aims to empower its staff to effectively manage and respond to any potential emergencies that may arise during train excursions.
The training session covered a wide range of essential skills, including CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), First Aid, and Stop the Bleed techniques. Through hands-on practice and theoretical instruction, employees were equipped with the knowledge and confidence to handle medical emergencies and provide immediate assistance until professional help arrives.
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“We are extremely grateful to Jim Ginder and the Hamilton County Health Department for generously providing this invaluable training opportunity, NPX Executive Director Emily Reynolds said. “Safety is our top priority, and this training ensures that our passengers can enjoy their journey with peace of mind, knowing that our dedicated staff is prepared to handle any emergency situation.”
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NPX currently employs nearly 30 part-time staff members who are passionate about delivering exceptional customer service and creating memorable experiences for passengers. Operating primarily on weekends, the organization offers a wide range of entertainment and scenic train excursions, showcasing the natural beauty and rich history of Northern Hamilton County.
For more information about NPX and its train excursions, please visit NickelPlateExpress.com or contact Emily Reynolds at ereynolds@nickelplateexpress.org.