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Restaurant Emergency Basics

For the whole team — front and back of house.

Restaurant staff learning emergency basics in a Sutton training
1

Choking

Can't cough, talk, or breathe? 5 firm back blows between the shoulder blades, then 5 abdominal thrusts just above the belly button. Keep going 5 and 5 until it clears, and call 911.

2

Severe allergic reaction

Trouble breathing; throat or tongue swelling; faintness or shock; or rapidly developing symptoms in more than one body system after eating? Suspect anaphylaxis, help them use their own epinephrine auto-injector in the outer thigh, follow its instructions, and call 911 immediately. Anaphylaxis can occur without hives.

3

Call 911 the right way

Tell them where you are (address + cross-street), what happened, and what you're doing. Put it on speaker and stay on the line.

A calm crew that knows these three moves keeps a bad night from becoming a tragedy.

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