Did you know this CPR fact? Empower yourself with CPR skills and you can more than double someone’s chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.

CPR is a skill everyone should have, because in an emergency, every second counts. Swipe for the key steps to take when performing basic life support. When it comes to saving a life, confidence starts with knowledge!

We’re supporting Royal Life Saving Society UK - RLSS UK’s #DontDrinkandDrown campaign. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the dangers of being near water when under the influence of alcohol. Campaign: rb.gy/1iddy9 More: rb.gy/hjviuw

Studies show that performing chest compressions too slow significantly decreases the probability of surviving a cardiac arrest, so it’s important to be aware of how fast you should be going. The correct answer was 100-120 bpm.

Great days usar/ Search dog training at Scottish Fire and Rescue Service HQ today. Thanks to the on shift crew for all your help and giving us access. Partnership working like this is important for successful multi agency working.Police Scotland Arnold Clark Scottish Ambulance # volunteers #searchdogs .

Last night we had a crew on a first responder shift for Scottish Ambulance , no jobs to deal with but we did check and clean a few public access defibs we manage in Stirling, Bridge of Allan and Menstrie areas Arnold Clark Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Police Scotland #volunteers #searchdogs.

On Saturday we were called out by Police Scotland to assist in a search for a missing person at Loch Ard. 7 team members and one dog team deployed to the RV point. Trossachs SAR sends their condolences to family and friends at this sad time.Arnold Clark Scottish Fire and Rescue Service #volunteers

Together, we can prevent #drowning. On July 25th, we’re hosting an open day at Loch Lomond Shores in support of World #DrowningPreventionDay. Featuring a variety of interactive activities, stalls & demos, it's sure to be a fun & educational day out for everyone. 💦

It is with great sadness we need to announce the passing of Merlin, one of our operational USAR search dogs. Merlin passed away suddenly after a short illness. Our thoughts are with Gayle at this very sad time. R.I.P Merlin.

Are you wanting to start a water sport or activity? Then come down to Scotland’s water safety open day in 2 weeks’ time to learn how to take part safely. We will have activities such as Stand Up Paddleboarding, Kayaking and Open water swimming thanks to our partners.

Exciting visit to NFU Stirling today. We were chosen as local charity of the year and were delighted to receive £7899.00. This money will help us to continue our work within our local communities. Many thanks to David , Alison and staff for considering our team. Arnold Clark

Heading down to the beach, loch, or river this summer with your pals? Look after yourself and your mates in the water to make sun-filled memories. #DrowningPrevention

In the early hours of Tuesday morning we were deployed by Police Scotland to search for a missing person in Dunblane. 2 dog teams deployed and after searching the area we reported a possible location. The person was recovered later by a local mountain rescue team.Arnold Clark

🚨Emergency Call🚨 Crew paged at 05.40hrs to standby at Callander fire station to provide cover in the area. #M24P6 🚒

Cold water shock is a risk all year round in the UK. If you enter water unexpectedly Take a minute. Initial effects pass quickly. Relax and float on your back to catch your breath. Keep calm then call for help or swim to safety. More: rb.gy/6yvvh WaterSafetyScotland

Heavy rain will spread steadily east on Tuesday morning, turning persistent for a time over northern and western hills and mountains 🌧️ It'll be windy for many, especially in the south and west, with a risk of coastal gales in exposed areas 🌬️

Group swimming is safer swimming. Next time you go open water swimming, why not take a pal with you. You can keep each other safe and enjoying the benefits of the activity together. #DrowningPrevention

Come along to our water safety event at Glasgow Green on Saturday 26th July between 12-3pm. Live demo's from polmadiefirestation on the water 🌊🌊 Demo's from Glasgow Humane Society Learn CPR with St Andrew's First Aid much much more!! Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Scottish Fire and Rescue Service – Your Safety

If you find yourself in trouble in water, you can help yourself get to safety by learning to float. Floating minimises your risk of gasping uncontrollably & breathing in water, which can quickly lead to drowning. More: rb.gy/6yvvh WaterSafetyScotland #DrowningPrevention