Accident Scene Management / Road Guardians
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Michelle Pelletier
Jax joined the Road Guardians Team May of 2024. During the height of the pandemic, Sara transitioned out of the work force to focus on raising her family. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Marquette University and 16 years Staffing industry experience, training, managing, and upholding contractual agreements. Her first love of riding was found...
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Joe is an Outdoor Emergency Medical Technician (OEC-Tec) volunteer with the National Ski Patrol and an an avid skier and scuba diver. As a scuba instructor, Joe teaches CPR/First Aid, AED, Emergency Oxygen and BLS for the Healthcare Provider and is a Dive Emergency Management Provider (DEMP) Instructor with Divers Alert Network (DAN) as well...
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wind advisory
  Riding a motorcycle in high winds can be a challenging experience, even for the most seasoned riders. The unpredictability of gusts can make maintaining control and balance difficult. However, with the right techniques and precautions, it is possible to safely navigate through windy conditions. The Impact of Wind on Your Motorcycle Wind can push...
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I have just completed the ASM ‘Crash Course for Motorcyclists’ held at Chirnside Park and would like to pass on to fellow motorcyclists that this is an excellent course, very well presented, and focused on motorcyclists and our needs. As a Ships Master and lecturer, I have the misfortune of having to attend many First...
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Question- I have heard you speak of six equals zero. What does that mean, and where did it come from? Thanks for asking. 6=0 is a quick formula highlighting six areas a motorcyclist can be educated on that can affect a motorcyclist’s safety. We all know that a good day of riding is one where...
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  We now have our PACT cards available to print for free on our website! What is this? PACT and the ABCSS of trauma are acronyms for how to prioritize treatment. This is taught in our classes and students receive a PACT card along with their training. When an emergency does happen, it can sometimes...
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Question: Would you explain the difference between a first aid kit and a trauma kit? Simply explained, a first aid kit is meant to provide supplies that help with minor injuries such as a paper cut or a bug bite. A trauma kit is meant to help you respond to a larger injury, most likely...
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Polk City, Florida – Megan Posey is an EMS-I and CTO of Southbury Ambulance.  She’s been in EMS over 22 years serving various roles as an EMT and AEMT as well as FTO, Assistant Chief and Chief of service as well as a mentor.  She is an active member of the CISM (Critical Incident Stress...
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