Four recommended heat-stress measures become mandatory for outdoor work from 1 December 2026. Understand what MOM’s announcement means, which safeguards already apply and how to prepare training, water supplies, cooling equipment and a practical emergency response before the changes take effect.
Seeing someone have a seizure can be frightening, but a calm response helps. Learn how to protect them from injury, avoid common first aid mistakes, check their breathing and recognise when emergency help is needed, using current Singapore guidance.
A May 2026 cardiac arrest at a Marina One gym brought a doctor, an NS medic and an AED into a lifesaving response. This verified Singapore case study separates reported actions from practical lessons on recognising collapse, sharing emergency roles and preparing fitness facilities.
A spilled drink or hot cooking surface can cause a burn in seconds. Learn how to respond safely, cool and cover the injury, avoid common first aid mistakes, and recognise when someone needs urgent medical help in Singapore.
Courses* are accredited Singapore Resuscitation and First Aid Council (SRFAC) and recognized by Ministry of Manpower (OFA/OFAR), National Registry of Coaches (NROC) (SFA) and Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) (CFA). Courses (PFA/MWFA/PSP) are also conducted in collaboration with Singapore Counselling Centre, accredited by ACC Institute of Human Services. SERA is also certified BizSafe Level 3 and obtained ISO 29993.
