Emergency First Aid at Work
The Emergency First Aid at Work course provides training to meet your regulatory requirements if your risk assessment indicates that first aid training covering emergency protocols only, is sufficient for your workplace.
This course meets the standards required to help comply with Health and Safety (First Aid) regulations 1981, meeting HSE requirements.
Length of course
1 day
6 hours worth of training required, excluding breaks
Length of certification
3 years
Recommended 3 hour refresher for year 1 & 2 of qualification
Cost
No of candidates:
Up to 6 candidates – £650
7-12 candidates – £750
What will you learn?
This course will cover how to deal in the workplace with the following:
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Responsibilities and reporting
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Resuscitation and AED awareness
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Burns
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Assessment of the situation
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Anatomy
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Choking
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Dealing with an unresponsive casualty
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Minor injuries
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Epilepsy
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Basic hygiene in First Aid
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Bleeding control
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Shock
Practicals
An emphasis on attendees being relaxed and feeling comfortable attempting practicals is always at the forefront of SAH Training, building confidence, knowledge and skills.
Equipment used includes:
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Choking vest
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CPR Manikins
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Auto-injectors (epi-pens)
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Tourniquets
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Bandages
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Wound packing
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for people who want to receive emergency first aid at work training and for first aiders in smaller, low risk working environments.
Assessment
Attendees will be observed and will need to be deemed confident and competent in all practical elements, skills and knowledge.
Course Requirements
Candidates need a good understanding of English. Candidates must be physically able to demonstrate the practical skills required to complete the assessment.
