Emergency Action Plan Flip Chart: Drowning Rescue Steps

Numbered steps infographic titled "Drowning Rescue". 7 numbered step cards in a clear vertical sequence, designed like an emergency action plan flip chart for a workplace / office audience. Sketchnote style, warm reassuring palette, clean instructional illustration, tasteful clinical visuals, anatomically correct body positions, no graphic blood or gore, no watermarks. Each card must show a clear visual of the action, a short heading IN English, and a one-line caption IN English. Include clear safety / warning callouts throughout, especially for CPR and rescue safety. Step 1: assess the scene and ensure rescuer safety, office staff spotting a person pulled from water, warning about not entering dangerous water. Step 2: call for help and activate emergency response, bystander calling emergency services and alerting workplace responders, with a prominent callout reading exactly: "If unsure, call emergency services". Step 3: remove the person from danger if safe to do so, lay them flat on a firm surface, check responsiveness. Step 4: open airway and check breathing for up to 10 seconds, head-tilt chin-lift shown correctly, chest observation. Step 5: if not breathing normally, start CPR immediately, 30 chest compressions then 2 rescue breaths, correct hand placement and body posture, strong warning callout that CPR should continue until help arrives or the person recovers. Step 6: if breathing returns, place in recovery position, monitor closely, keep warm. Step 7: hand over to emergency services and document incident for workplace response. Add small icons for phone, AED, timer, blanket, and office first aid kit where relevant. Include a safety sidebar or callout panel with warnings such as avoid personal risk, use AED if available, and watch for vomiting or secondary drowning complications. Subtle office context in background elements such as safety posters, corridor, break area, or pool-adjacent workplace recreation area, but main focus on rescue actions. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks. Tasteful clinical illustration, anatomically correct positions. NO graphic blood or gore. Include prominent "If unsure, call emergency services" callout in {language}.